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This weeks original picture:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgXj1As0zS_jR38ID8K4jw9ASKtVpw0OvPqu_t7LOLcEiXg8yverbg9wRK3RbFjzZvV5JMTGzrrfcCXHHfCWNAexaCrvxIA7Ck6buDDd5aT-bO8CqguqFtF3SCE8CKnjqIroXOqrdJtuaBV/s320/4369046685_5c2f33721b_b.jpg)
My edits:
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The main thing I did for the first picture was to use the Quick Selection tool to outline the little girl and then once I copied her alone into a layer, I screened the layer, so that she was lighter than the shadows and adjusted the level so that she wasn't too bright.
I adjust the saturation, a little tweaking of the light levels and then used CoffeeShop Photograph's Butterscotch Vintage Action.
Edit Number 2:
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All I did in this edit was to add two different textures to the above picture I had already edited. The textures I had downloaded from Flickr
![](http://signatures.mylivesignature.com/54486/246/C3F776A80B6E42500CC3ED796670E446.png)
I think my favorite is edit number 2...gorgeous!
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