In this tutorial, you’ll start with a glassware image and remove its white background using Adobe Photoshop CS4. Because the glass was photographed as red wine was being poured into it, you’ll have to master some tricky masking techniques to make the results look realistic.
The second objective of this how-to is to help you blend the glass of red wine into a new background — a shot of an Italian vineyard flooded with sunshine. You’ll learn how to manipulate light so that the glass, its contents, and the new background all make a unified new image.
Here’s the before and after:
Click the image below to open the tutorial movie in a new window:
This article was last modified on January 5, 2023
This article was first published on December 23, 2009
Commenting is easier and faster when you're logged in!
Recommended for you
Crafting Chromatically Rich and Luminous Images
“If all the world’s a stage, I want better lighting.” I couldn’t agree more with...
Let’s Get Messy: Grungy Textures, Brushes, and Vectors
All this well-organized, time-managed, Pinterest-inspired talk of de-cluttering...
CreativePro Tip of the Week: Matching Zoom and Location in Photoshop
This CreativePro Tip of the Week on matching zoom and location in Photoshop was...