Turn any photo into a dot grid artwork with these Photoshop actions. You'll get great results with dots that change size. They get larger in brighter areas and smaller in darker areas. Free download available.

Step 29
Create a group for these birds and add a Curves adjustment layer within this group. Increase the lightness so much and on this layer mask, reduce the effect on the birds nearer the sun, leaving it visible mostly on the biggest bird.
Step 30
Make a new layer within this group and use a hard black brush to paint the missing tail for the big bird.so it looks more similar with the birds on the underground area.
Step 31
Create a new layer on top of the layers and use a medium-hard brush with the color #e4e4e4 to paint highlight on the underground trees as they're illuminated by the moonlight.
Step 32
Make a new layer, change the mode to Overlay 100% and fill with 50% gray. Select the Dodge Tool (O) with Midtones Range, Exposure about 10%-15% to strengthen the highlight and paint more details for the trees. You can see how I did it with Normal mode and the result with Overlay mode.


Step 33
Create a new layer and use a soft brush with the color #eee2d5, the opacity about 20% to paint more dreamy light on the bird on the middle.

Step 34
Create a Curves adjustment layer on top of the layers and reduce the lightness. On this layer mask, paint on the sunlight landscape above and around the moon to reveal the light there.
Step 35
Make a Gradient Map adjustment layer and pick the color #e10019 and #00601b. Lower the opacity of this layer to 20%.
Step 36
Make a Color Balance adjustment layer and change the Midtones, Shadows and Highlights settings.


Step 37
Add a Color Lookup adjustment layer and pick NightFromDay.CUBE. On this layer mask, paint on the bright area above and around thee moon's part.
Step 38
Create a Vibrance adjustment layer to enhance the final effect.
Final Result

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