How to edit still life photography- Even if you edit most of your still life photography, you may find that you need Photoshop to enhance your images. Photoshop gives you more editing tools and more control than Lightroom as a pixel editor.

One of the best things about still life photography is creating and testing your photography skills using whatever you put in your studio or home. You also don't need a lot of tools. And if that's not enough to convince you, Photography can be a great way to make money.

However, still, life, and table photography are the best way to improve your photography skills. This article will show you how to edit the perfect still-life photography!

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Use Photoshop Patch Tool Removing Backgrounds for still life photography

Use Adobe Clone Stamp Tool 

No matter what kind of photo you take, you often use the clone stamp tool. The larger setup basically cleans up the little things that come together to create a powerful and transformative impact. The clone stamp is one of the most important still life photography tools in Photoshop.

The Clone Stamp tool lets you copy pixels from one part of an image to another. This is ideal for areas with textures and patterns around the edges. However, there's no real blending with this tool, so you'll often need to use it with other tools to get smooth results.

When working with the Clone Stamp tool on your own layer, please note that you can use it with other tools such as Free Transform to make further adjustments to the cloned areas.

In the picture above, I used a wrapper with a few letters and knots, but I wanted it to be smoother. I did this (tap the image on the right) by applying a softer patch to the irregular patch.

To use the Clone Stamp tool, select from the bar by pressing S for the shortcut or pressing Cmdr. / Ctrl + S

Select opt / Alt to select the area where you want to paint the pixels. The choice of points is based on sections.

Hover over the repair area, making sure the sights are occupied by pixels you don't need.

Start with your background layer or top layer. Use the right tool to select. In this case, I used the Lasso tool, but I can also use the Quick Selection tool.

There is no shortage of inspiration on the internet when it comes to professional still life photography. If you google it, you'll find thousands of examples of surviving photography, plus many of the lessons you'll find at Carl Taylor Education (find some great lessons to try for yourself at the end of this post).

Be creative with your ideas, create your own. Survival photography is not just a fruit bowl with a strange light. As a rule, any living object, even living, can be any combination of objects. Take time each day to look and think about creative ways to showcase your products.