Right about there, and again, hue saturation, let's bring it down, take out some of the green, and let's zoom back out. And I'm gonna just edit the shadows again let's just bring it down slowly. Let's bring it down again so it's actually behind the grass. Let's bring it down so it's actually behind the grass, as you can see now we've changed the shadows on the image. Now, let's make sure that this mountain that we have is actually in the right area and the right place. So, I'm gonna go ahead and close that down. We can keep this layer as is for now, just in case we need elements from that in later lessons. Let's open the layers panel and let's select both the layers and merge them together. And bring it across just to hide that element there. And what I'm going to do is create another selection from this area right here and I'm going to cut that out, create a new layer, and just bring it over this area here. Okay, again, it's quite rough, But it's okay for now. Let's press P for pen tool again, and let's just take off this corner here by creating a quick selection, pressing okay, and then press Command or CTRL+X to cut that out. Let's just maybe bring it up slightly, like that. Let's go back to the levels panel and play with that again. Then I'm gonna open the hue saturation panel and bring down the saturation. I'm gonna drag it right down to take out the highlight, cuz we're assuming the light's coming from the other side, so what we're looking at will be quite dark. It's quite rough at the moment, but we will make some alterations to this. So we do it in proportion, then I'm gonna stick that somewhere in the middle there. Command or CTRL+T, hold down the Shift key. So here we have The mountain that we've extracted. I'm gonna right-click, make a selection, and I'm going to press Command or CTRL+J. And let's find the beginning point, which is right there. Let's go down and around again, above those houses there. So, that's why, again, I wouldn't worry too much about how accurate the edges are at the moment. Also, bear in mind that we are going to be adding layers behind what we're cutting out. Let's just cut underneath there, and go around. Again, we don't have to be super accurate, but we do want the jagged edges, so it looks as if there are leaves from a distance. Just there, very quick tapping to create this path. So I'm gonna ignore this building here, and just go around the edge. Now, bear in mind it doesn't have to be perfect, But it does need to Be quite tight, so we can get The edges of the leaves to be quite realistic when we zoom back out of the image.
And I'm just going to go round the edges of this image.
Now I'm gonna press the P for pen tool, or it's located right here, and what I'm gonna do is zoom in to the image, hold down the Space Bar to navigate, and I'm gonna cut out the central part of this image. I'm gonna go ahead and right click and rasterize the layer. I'm gonna drag this image across onto the canvas, and as you can see, then we've got the layer. So I'm gonna ahead and bring in the image that we're gonna use for the mountain. Hey this is Gavin from Tuts+, and in this lesson we'll be adding the central part of the composition, which would be the mountain, which will seat the perfume bottle.
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