Using photoshop to improve ARCHITECTURAL renders!

In this video I used a few simple techniques and some basic materials to turn a low quality render of a villa, into a more presentable outcome!
Links to download the pictures I've used:
The villa: fr.freepik.com...
The sky: unsplash.com/p...
The background: unsplash.com/p...
The grass: unsplash.com/p...
The trees: www.freepik.co...
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[@gustavosimonetto4887]

Nice job!

[@Parinanutshell]

Thank you my friend❤

[@samakheir5669]

nice content

[@Parinanutshell]

thank you 💙

[@RawanHamdi-cp4je]

How to get the image of the building curtain alone like the image you used before adding the reflection image?

[@Parinanutshell]

I didn't use any curtain image in this editing! The image I used before adding the reflection image for the windows ( image of the trees), was simply the cutout version of the original windows.

[@hanaab3201]

The images you're using where every part is alone in one image (glass,walls...) how did you get them?

[@Parinanutshell]

Do you mean the PNG files of the selections of each part of the image? If you mean the PNG files, they are simply the selections I made before recording the video (I'm not showing the process of selecting in the video). If you mean the other images & textures I'm using to enhance the render, I'm mostly downloading them from freestock websites. I hope this answers your question! If you have any other questions ask away pls :)

[@hanaab3201]

@Parinanutshell I mean the PNG files of each part, I don't know how to get them I wished that part was recorded

[@Parinanutshell]

@@hanaab3201 OK then I will keep in mind to record a video about that soon 😊

[@hanaab3201]

@@Parinanutshell I'm waiting thank you so much 💗