Original PhotoShop

The main changes that were made to this image were for stylistic purposes. After sharpening the image, I
copied a piece of the wall and placed it on the line that is behind the light I then used the smudge tool to
mask it, after which I used the burn tool to darken most of the image and the doge tool on the light to make
it brighter and the final image had an almost painting like effect which I was pleased with.

The changes made to this image was simply so that the sky line could match that of the large image which was
brighter, to achieve this I used the dodge tool to brighten the sky and then I sharpened the image.
The changes I made to this image were little as I already thought that it looked fine in terms of the stylistic
aspect but I did sharpen the image and then I used the burn tool to hide some of the wall above the artist’s
head.

After sharpening the image, I used the burn tool to make the sky in the image more present as I thought it
looked duller originally.
For this image which was for the cover I used the magnet lasso tool to remove the artist from the
image, I then worked on both the artist and the background separately. For the background I mainly
sharpened it and then I used the dodge tool to make the dirty areas brighter until they could not be
seen. For the artist I sharpened the image after that I used the spot fixing tool to remove any
blemishes from his face. After working on both of them separately I dropped the artist back into the
background and added a drop shadow to make the image seem more natural.