The document provides instructions for editing images in three steps: 1. The first step is to add a sepia or photo filter to give an aged look. 2. Next, a vignette can be added using the lens correction filter to darken the edges and add drama. 3. Finally, adjusting the brightness, contrast, and adding a gradient map can further enhance details and create a black and white tint.

1. SALFORD QUAYS EDITS
By Liam Belch

3. Firstly using either
black and white/Tint
or Photo Filter using
a Colour you can tint
the image to give a
sort of sepia feeling
to the image

4. Then using the lens correction in filter you can add a Vignette to darken
the edges of the image and add dramatic effect.

6. Firstly turning up the brightness and
contrast slightly helps to bring out more of
the detail and just makes the image
quality look so much better. After the
brightness and contrast is up you can go
to image>Adjustments>Gradient map and
then click on the gradient itself to add
another colour to the blending. I added a
dark red/brown and another black to
create a tint but also to make the image
blacker and darker more like black and
white

8. Firstly use the brightness and
contrast to make the image
clearer and make the white
plaque stand out more
Then double click the
background layer to make
it into layer 0

9. Then duplicate the layer and put the layer
copy underneath the original layer, Then
you can go to image>Adjustments> photo
filter and choose colour and Set the intensity
to the desired effect. You can them zoom in
onto the coloured image and erase around
the plaque so that it returns to white like the
original image underneath