1. Editing Images Process
During the editing process I change my mind about some of the images I
wanted to use as some didn’t turn out the way I wanted them to and others
didn’t suit their intended purpose
This is an image I took at a later point of the editing process when I decided I
need more images to choose from; I then decided I would make this image the
back cover of the digipak as its creative and allows a lot of room for text.

2. I edited most of my images using the same technique and effects. I wanted my
images to have a theme and look as if they link together, and with my music
video. This consisted of changing the colour balance and situation of the
images
e.g. Using Photoshop I altered my images in this similar pattern
Original picture Picture after situation changed
to black and white
Picture after black and white
effect and colour balance
changed

3. Editing Process on Photoshop….
Step 1:
I opened the image on Photoshop and positioned it to appropriate size and position.
Step 2:
I went to the Image option then selected ‘adjustments’, there was a variety of options,
but I chose black and white.

4. step 3:
After changing my image to black and white, I went back to the adjustments menu
and used the colour balance option to alter and add colour to the previously black
and white image, this final result is one I used in all the images, but with different
colours.
Pictures before and after editing.
This entire technique was used for all images in the booklet.