Add Blue Sky to Your Photos

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Image Editing Tricks Add Blue Sky to Your Photos It isn't too difficult to transform even the most boring sky into a blue canopy speckled with clouds. Here's how to use Adobe Photoshop Elements to add a blue sky and fluffy white clouds to an overcast sky. - Dave Johnson, PCWorld More From Dave Johnson Photo Editing Basics: Working With Layers Learn how to use layers in your favorite image editor to improve your photos and add sophisticated effects. Fine-Tuning a Photo With Layers Learn how to use adjustment layers to perfect your digital photos by making small changes to color, brightness, and contrast. 5 Common Photo Problems, Avoided or Solved Here are five common digital photography problems and how to sidestep them or fix them in an image editor. 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