The document discusses editing a photograph in Photoshop. It describes desaturating the photo and then using the history brush tool to add color back to the subject. It also discusses applying different filters like poster edges and sumi-e and adjusting settings like brightness, contrast, and exposure. The writer experimented with changing background colors and liked how purple looked versus the original green. Overall, the document covers different editing techniques applied to photographs to change their style and appearance.

2. 1. I added a photograph and then I desaturated my photograph on Photoshop.
2. I chose the history brush tool and put colour back into Beth and the
guitar on my photograph. I had to change the brush size throughout this
and zoomed in and out to make sure I didn’t go out of line.

3. I have chosen to edit in this certain style because I thought it
would suit the photograph, even though I don’t like the
composition of the photograph it was good experimenting with it.

4. 1. I went into the filter gallery and tried different ways to
edit the photograph, I found a few I liked, I chose poster
Edges because it was my favourite.
2. Once I chose the filter I wanted I changed turned
the Edge thickness up, edge intensity down and
posterization up.
3. Then I turned the brightness and contrast up.

5. I chose this photograph because I like the composition and the angle the photograph was taken. I
chose to edit in this certain style because I thought a filter would work well with it looking like a
typical music photograph. Mention why you have chosen to edit in a certain style.

6. 1. I went into the filter gallery and tried different ways to
edit the photograph, I found a few I liked, I chose sumi-e
because it was my favourite for this photograph.
2. Then I turned the exposure up, offset
stayed the same and the Gamma
correction slightly got turned up.

7. I chose to edit this photograph because I like the
angle and depth of field in this photograph, I chose
to add a filter to change the colours in the
photograph because I thought it would work well. I
think I have achieved the look I wanted even
thought it is slightly dark.

8. 1. I desaturated my photograph.
2. I turned the brightness down slightly and the
contrast up to 60.
3. I chose the history brush tool and put colour into the
background around Beth. I had to change the brush size
to make it smaller and had to zoom in slightly so I didn’t
got go out of line.

9. I chose to edit this photograph because I like
the angle it was taken from and it is different
from all of my other edited photographs. I
edited the same way as I edited my first
photograph and I think it works well on this
photograph because of the green background.

10. For this photograph I messed around with the colours of the background, I wasn’t
trying to edit it in any certain way like my other photographs I was just messing
around to try and get the photograph a colour I liked. I’m not sure about Beth
standing their with the guitar in this photograph, but I love how the flowers/bushes
looks around Beth, I think they look better purple than green. I found doing this
really easy.