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Duplicate the background image > CTRL + J.
Head down and create a new adjustment layer.
Select > Solid Color.
Make sure it's black > Then OK.
Drag the adjustment layer below (Layer 1)
Select the top layer.
Then select the Crop Tool. (C)
Or select it from the Toolbar.
Hold ALT down and drag outwards.
This will just make the canvas wider.
Hit Enter when you're done.
Head over and select the Rectangular Marquee Tool.
Make a selection of the model. Starting at her shoulder.
Right click > Layer Via Cut.
Hide the new top layer.
Then select the main model layer (Layer 1)
Make another selection using the Rectangular Marquee Tool.
Right click > Layer Via Cut.
Hide the new layer.
Then select the main model layer (Layer 1)
Make another selection using the Rectangular Marquee Tool.
Right click > Layer Via Cut.
Hide the new layer.
Then select the main model layer again.
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Once you're done > Delete the bottom layer (Layer 1)
DEL on your keyboard to delete.
Turn on Layer 7.
Make sure it's selected.
Select your Move Tool. (V)
Hold SHIFT while dragging to the right.
Turn back on Layer 6.
Then select it.
Hold SHIFT then position like so.
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Make sure to hold SHIFT while dragging.
Make sure the top layer is selected.
Hold SHIFT down and select the bottom layer. Layer 7.
Head down and select Group.
This will group all selected layers.
I'm going to rename it to TOP.
Right click on the Group > Duplicate Group.
I'm going to rename this to BOTTOM + BLUR.
Then hit OK.
Right click > Convert to Smart Object.
Head up to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur.
Radius 5 Pixels > Then OK.
Drag to below the group we created.
Select the Move Tool. (V)
Hold SHIFT + drag to the left.
Try to match up the models face.
That looks pretty good there.
Duplicate the Bottom + Blur layer.
CTRL + J to duplicate.
Select the bottom + Blur layer.
Select the Move Tool. (V)
Hold SHIFT then drag to the left.
Try to match it up as best as possible.
Make sure the bottom layer is selected.
Hold SHIFT then select the (Bottom + Blur copy)
Head down and select group.
I'm going to rename this to bottom.
Head down and select FX.
Blending Options.
Click on Color Overlay.
Blend Mode: Normal.
Opacity about 35%.
Then hit OK.
Select our top Group.
FX > Blending Options.
This time click on Bevel & Emboss.
Style: Outer Bevel.
Technique: Chisel Hard.
Depth 1000%
Size 10px.
Highlight Mode: Normal, 100% Opacity, Black Shadow Mode: Normal, 50% Opacity, Black
Then hit OK.
Create a new adjustment layer > Solid Color.
Make sure it's black > Then OK.
Click on the solid color MASK.
Make sure your foreground color is black.
Select the Brush Tool. (B)
Select a large brush with soft edges.
Click in the center.
Create a new adjustment layer > Curves.
Select the RED channel.
Drag the center of the slider downwards.
Then hit close.
Create a new adjustment layer > Gradient Map.
Black and white looks good as well.
I'm going to select a gradient.
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Hit OK when you're done.
Drop the opacity to about 15%.
That's it! I hope you enjoyed.