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Make a gradient map layer, Layer → New Adjustment Layer → Gradient Map....

[![gradient map][1]][1]

Image 1: Gradient map applied on image (photo source)

Obviously this effect can also be done without gradient maps. Here are some ways:

• Make image grayscale, save that as a selection. Fill background color, load selection, make new layer fill foreground color.

• make image grayscale, apply curves on that. This has the benefit of being able to control the interpolation per channel.

But there are more ways.. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/RkaYa.png

Make a gradient map layer, Layer → New Adjustment Layer → Gradient Map....

Image 1: Gradient map applied on image (photo source)

Obviously this effect can also be done without gradient maps. Here are some ways:

• Make image grayscale, save that as a selection. Fill background color, load selection, make new layer fill foreground color.

• make image grayscale, apply curves on that. This has the benefit of being able to control the interpolation per channel.

But there are more ways..

Make a gradient map layer, Layer → New Adjustment Layer → Gradient Map....

[![gradient map][1]][1]

Image 1: Gradient map applied on image

Obviously this effect can also be done without gradient maps. Here are some ways:

• Make image grayscale, save that as a selection. Fill background color, load selection, make new layer fill foreground color.

• make image grayscale, apply curves on that. This has the benefit of being able to control the interpolation per channel.

But there are more ways.. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/RkaYa.png

Make a gradient map layer, Layer → New Adjustment Layer → Gradient Map....

[![gradient map][1]][1]

Image 1: Gradient map applied on image (photo source)

Obviously this effect can also be done without gradient maps. Here are some ways:

• Make image grayscale, save that as a selection. Fill background color, load selection, make new layer fill foreground color.

• make image grayscale, apply curves on that. This has the benefit of being able to control the interpolation per channel.

But there are more ways.. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/RkaYa.png

Make a gradient map layer, Layer → New Adjustment Layer → Gradient Map....

Make a gradient map layer, Layer → New Adjustment Layer → Gradient Map....

[![gradient map][1]][1]

Image 1: Gradient map applied on image

Obviously this effect can also be done without gradient maps. Here are some ways:

• Make image grayscale, save that as a selection. Fill background color, load selection, make new layer fill foreground color.

• make image grayscale, apply curves on that. This has the benefit of being able to control the interpolation per channel.

But there are more ways.. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/RkaYa.png