Photo Editing & Custom Background Creation
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have two portraits, and I’d like to incorporate a Great Gatsby-inspired effect with a green light reflecting onto me, similar to the iconic green light scene. Here are the specific details:
1. First Image (Window Portrait):
• Background Replacement: Remove the current wall paneling visible outside the window and replace it with a realistic night sky.
• Green Light Addition: Add a distant green light in the night sky (similar to Gatsby’s green light). This light should emit a subtle, soft green glow that enters the room, casting realistic reflections and creating an atmospheric effect.
• Light Reflection on Face: Focus on making the green light realistically reflect on my face and surroundings, particularly on the side facing the window, to match the reference vibe.
2. Second Image (Seated Portrait):
• Green Light Reflection: There’s no need for a background replacement here, but add the same green light effect to reflect subtly on my face and give the impression of green light entering the room, consistent with the mood in the first image.
The main goal is to achieve a realistic green light effect that mirrors the atmosphere and lighting from the reference image.
1. First Image (Window Portrait):
• Background Replacement: Remove the current wall paneling visible outside the window and replace it with a realistic night sky.
• Green Light Addition: Add a distant green light in the night sky (similar to Gatsby’s green light). This light should emit a subtle, soft green glow that enters the room, casting realistic reflections and creating an atmospheric effect.
• Light Reflection on Face: Focus on making the green light realistically reflect on my face and surroundings, particularly on the side facing the window, to match the reference vibe.
2. Second Image (Seated Portrait):
• Green Light Reflection: There’s no need for a background replacement here, but add the same green light effect to reflect subtly on my face and give the impression of green light entering the room, consistent with the mood in the first image.
The main goal is to achieve a realistic green light effect that mirrors the atmosphere and lighting from the reference image.