Paul
This very question has been asked before so there should be answers in the archives.
I have seen it done successfully bay non digital methods.
-shoot and make a print of the scene. Use icing sugar to sprinkle the "snow" in the appropriate areas, then flatcopy that.
results I saw were quite good.
Mick Bell
Heres one for the photoshop wizards.
Supposing you had to simulate a winter scene using a photograph shot in summer. How would you go about it?
My thoughts are that shooting early in the morning would provide the best light, in clear skies or with a little mist.
Then I would reckon that simulating snow might just end up looking tacky, it might be better to stick to tweaking the dew on the grass to look frosty with changes to hue/sat and curves.
Yes, someone has asked me to do this!
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