3. Time to add a moon, goto Filter, Render, Lighting effects, and use something around these settings."/>

1. New file, goto the scroll menu and select flash, or make it 550x400

image 1

2. Press "D" to go back to default colors, fill layer with white (ctrl+Backspace)

3. Time to add a moon, goto Filter, Render, Lighting effects, and use something around these settings.

image 2

4. You need to get darker colors for you clouds, I used #898988 and #4b4b4b

5. Make a new layer, then goto Filters, Render, Clouds. (Ctrl+F if you don't like the outcome)

6. Now just goto the Hue/Saturation.

Use something around these settings:

Hue:216
Saturation:19
Lightness:+20

7. Now set the Blending Mode to Overlay

Now it should look something like this:

image 3

8. Now make a new layer, set your colors back to default (press "D"), and fill the layer with black, Alt+Backspace.

9. Stars now, goto Filters, Noise, Add Noise. Check Gaussian, and Monochromatic and use about 14-16.

image 4

10. Set the blending mode on the Noise layer to Soft Light and then your done.

Myne turned out:

image 5

And for added effect add another layer with a "Spotlight" Light effect, and play around with the blending mode and order of layers for a shooting star.

And with the shooting star:

Night Sky Tutorial: Final Result



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