How do I add a sky overlay in photoshop cc?

How do I add a sky overlay in photoshop cc? I have other photoshop users tell me there is a library of open photos on the bottom of the screen (which CC DOES NOT HAVE) and this makes it easy to drag photos and then add masks for layring overlays, textures etc. Please help.

As far as the library of images, that sounds like they are using mini bridge, but you have actually have the photos to use. Photoshop does not supply them. In regard to adding a sky overlay, there are tons of tutorials on this on the web, so do a search for that and find one that works well with what you want to do.

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