The document provides instructions for editing images in a front cover, contents page, and double page spread for a project. For the front cover, the author cropped the image, adjusted the color balance, brightness, and contrast. An eye was enlarged using a liquify filter and blemishes were removed with a spot healing brush. For the contents page, another image was cropped and coloration, saturation, and brightness were edited. For the double page spread, an image was cropped, the main model was removed using a lasso tool, and a patch tool and spot healing brush removed shadows and blurred areas.

1. By Justine Mason

2. Front Cover:
I cropped the image using the
‘crop tool’ by setting the ratio
to 210 by 297 (the size of my A4
front cover).
I then experimented with the
image/adjustments options, changing
the colour balance and
brightness/contrast levels to brighten
the image and make the saturation
more warm to blend out the blue.

3. In order to adjust the slight
squint in my model’s eye, I
used the filter/‘liquify’
effect to enlarge the eye.
The ‘spot healing brush
tool’ helped me to conceal
any blemishes or uneven
skin tone on my model.

4. Contents Page
I cropped the image of my
subsidiary model using
the ‘crop tool’.
I edited the colouration of both my
images as well as the saturation and
brightness/contrast using the
image/adjustments option.

5. Double Page Spread
I cropped my chosen image
using the ‘crop tool’.
In order to remove my main model from
the image (as I only wanted my subsidiary
model featured in my double page
spread), I used the ‘lasso tool’ to trace
around the outside of her and selected
edit/fill to remove her.

6. In order to make the image more realistic, I
used the ‘patch tool’ and the ‘spot healing
brush tool’ to erase the shadow from the
ground and the slightly blurred background.