So, as I was saying, i learnt layer masking today. Black and white and colour all in one photo. Ok, maybe you have learnt it earlier on. I just learnt it today, ok. but it's quite fulfilling when you learnt something on your own...haha..:P
Let me show you what i've done ( its a rough and I really mean rough though, dun complain)

It taught one more step, but i didn't want to do that. Yeap yeaps, so thanks to this page i learnt something which I had been wanting to do since quite sometime ago...

- Choose a photo you want to edit, open it with photoshop.
- Make a background of the layer.
- top column> Layer> duplicate layer
- Change the whole photo to black and white.
- top column> Image> Hue/Saturation>Saturation (to the left or -100 or up to you)
- Add Layer mask
- top column> Layer > Add Layer Mask>Reveal all
- Erase the part where you want your colour to appear using your eraser tool.
- Taadaaa! Your done!:)))

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