1. Create a duplicate of the original photo.
2. Select the duplicate photo.
3. Add a layer to adjust the levels of the duplicate.
3. Decrease the light by moving the black slider over to the right until the blanket becomes blackness.
4. Select the original photo.
5. Drag the duplicate onto the original to create a layer with the duplicate photo.
6. Select the now duplicate layer
7. Add a layer mask - reveal all
8. Select the brush tool - Mode exclusion
9. Brush over the parts of the photo I want to look as they did in the original (the baby's face, arms, blanket).
I know there must be an easier way to do this...so if anyone has any tips or suggestions, please add them to the comments below. Feedback is much appreciated.
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loved the way you have captured the delicate baby
ReplyDeletesuch a beautiful child
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Gorgeous baby!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! Wonderful tenderness of this pretty baby!
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are beautiful. And, I'm taking a PhotoShop course on Creative Live; I know how challenging some photos can be.
ReplyDeleteAdorable baby! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweetly sleeping face! That sounds about what I do when blurring out backgrounds. I don't use masks, though, I just erase over the duplicated version.
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