Introduction to Photoshop


 

I chose the colour palette of Autumn because the colour scheme feels warm and welcoming, and my favourite season is Autumn. To create this colour palette I used a photograph of a calm river in Kyoto, during Autumn months. I chose this photograph because I have always wanted to visit Japan, Kyoto and Tokyo specifically, especially in Autumn.

I found the task quite easy, only having a bit of technical troubles with making my colour palette. If I would do anything differently, then I would probably use a different theme and photograph. My second option would most likely be the theme of Winter, as I adore falling snow, and the calmness that it brings.


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