The document describes editing a photograph in several steps: applying a poster edges filter and adjusting its settings, applying a sumi-e filter and increasing exposure, desaturating the photo and adjusting brightness and contrast, and using the history brush tool to add color around the subject with a smaller brush size. The author notes they were experimenting with background colors and likes how the flowers look in purple rather than green.

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.

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.

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.

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.