Creating photorealistic scenes is one of the hardest tasks of the apprentice designer, and its made all the more difficult by the fact that nature itself is very complex & hard to replicate. The human brain is remarkably perceptive, and can detect if a scene looks wrong, even if the conscious mind can't pinpoint the problem. One of the most common mistakes is omitting or creating unrealistic reflections. The aim of this tutorial is to show a simple technique for creating realistic reflections in Photoshop.
In session you're going to learn one of the most used PhotoChopping methods: Taking one image, cutting it out, and placing it onto another. You will see this method often employed but rarely done well... Here's how to avoid looking like a fool.
