With few options to catch snow and great wintery landscapes here in the valley of the Sun, I deciced to repurpose some old landscape images and ‘winterize’ them.
I used my original images and opened them in Photoshop 2020 – made some adjustments in saturation, coloring and added snow by using a snow overlay I found on the Nicolesy blog. From there I used some blurring filters to enhance the effect.
Use the sliders below to see the before and after images.
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