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Here is an example that you could try your hand at. I took the image at the Toronto Burlesque festival, but wanted to see if I could turn it into a pin up like image.
Delilah, our beautiful performance model was wearing dark clothing against a harshly lit black background. I'm sure if I took more pain stacking time, I could isolate the umbrella more skillfully
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I learnt a few new blending mode techniques as well as selection techniques, including how to isolate an images luminousity.
Why not give it a try. here is the link to Planet PhotoShop. www.planetphotoshop.com/pin-up-effect.html
Here is the original image. A before look - by Toni Wallachy
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