The Summer Sky Candy Collection

 

BE BOLD | SET YOURSELF APART

 

The full collection of sky overlays & cloud overlays are located HERE (description) and HERE (to purchase)!

 

New of the Summer of 2014! Freshen up your skies and update your creative aresenol  for all those fun summer images!

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Some fun before & after’s so you can see how the Summer Candy skies can amp up your creative side and wow your clients!

I love how Savannah Kate Photography did this…She didn’t have a sky in her initial image so she made one!

(In case you haven’t explored this before just go to the Image menu in Photoshop and then Canvas Size and you can change the entire orientation of your image).

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And now the after, using Double Tequila Sunrise…

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Love this entire setup by Savannah Kate Photography!

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Above by Daria Kielek  Photography

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Elan Studios using Day by the Bay Edited

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Elan Studios using Summer Parfait Edited

I have seen so many of you guys using your sky and cloud overlays with all these spring and summer images and have gotten requests to grow the collection so you can have more in your aresenol of creativity. So while I have been on maternity leave I have been working on a beautiful collection called Summer Sky Candy.  I am in love with every single one of them-there are a total of 84 skies (42 edited, 42 unedited so you can add them in before or after you edit your image). This time, I tried to get several in the same color/style family so you can use a few different ones for a session and get different looks but that blend well together…as if the skies had been in the originals! Blend them with the current sky or replace your sky altogether for an amazing, golden hour image. With a mix of pinks, golds, blues, greys, and even some moon and rainbow skies you will be set for any image you want to create. Most of these are full frame skies and some are panoramic (most of the time you will be using the skies above a tree line or water line so, to give you the best blend they are cropped at the horizon to blend seamlessly, especially to show that little bit of sun left.)

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