While I have been a UHH member for several years, I just found this forum, thanks to Linda for mentioning it in another forum. I have been using ps for about 20 years. I ran a photography meetup with 260 members. Did some teaching/tutoring in ps. I did try to use lightroom when it first came out, but decided I like ps & bridge better.

Here are a few I have done recently.
Thanks for looking.

Process
I used a texture background for #1. I made the ballerina into a silhouette & put the ballerina over the texture. In photoshop, I went to properties. Find this under window>properties, at the bottom>quick action> remove background. It usually does a fairly good job of removing the background. It does create a layer with a mask. Sometimes I have to clean it up a bit. The I positioned the ballerina & flattened the image.

I had done the same thing with the man, put him on a white background, then moved him into the windows. Both the man and the windows were taken in Cuba in January. I co-lead a photo tour to Cuba.

The lady in the plane, same way just put her in the plane. i did have to do some dodging and burning to make it look like the light was coming from the window in the downed plane.

Feel free to ask any questions.

While I have been a UHH member for several years, I just found this forum, thanks to Linda for mentioning it in another forum. I have been using ps for about 20 years. I ran a photography meetup with 260 members. Did some teaching/tutoring in ps. I did try to use lightroom when it first came out, but decided I like ps & bridge better.

Here are a few I have done recently.
Thanks for looking.

Process
I used a texture background for #1. I made the ballerina into a silhouette & put the ballerina over the texture. In photoshop, I went to properties. Find this under window>properties, at the bottom>quick action> remove background. It usually does a fairly good job of removing the background. It does create a layer with a mask. Sometimes I have to clean it up a bit. The I positioned the ballerina & flattened the image.

I had done the same thing with the man, put him on a white background, then moved him into the windows. Both the man and the windows were taken in Cuba in January. I co-lead a photo tour to Cuba.

The lady in the plane, same way just put her in the plane. i did have to do some dodging and burning to make it look like the light was coming from the window in the downed plane.

Feel free to ask any questions.

Thanks so much for all the kind words.
Nikongal, I don't use Mask AI I use photoshop.

If you open a background image, then put another image with say a flower on top. It you go to the properties panel,(window>properties) and scroll all the way down to *Quick Actions* click on that, and click on *remove background*. It usually does a pretty good job, you might have to fix a bit but it shows up with a layer mask.

Let me know if this works for you.
Thanks again for all the great comments.