Damien Symonds

Bloody hell. No wonder you thought I'd got it wrong.

Hang on, what? I've never seen that photo before! This is the photo you gave me: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=4448446591853701&set=pcb.4448446775187016

I'll need you to be more specific. I don't see it.

In what way does it differ?

Of course not!!! It looks absolutely horrible. But it's what you asked for.

There we go.

Then no, you've done something wrong. Read over the instructions again: I don't know for certain, but I think perhaps you forgot to check the "Colorize" box.

I've deleted your recent comments to stop us from getting confused. Please show me the "before" of the above photo.

May I see the "before" as well?

https://ask.damiensymonds.net/topic/1995-lm-503/

This is useful, thanks.

Just tell me, Debbie. What part don't you understand?

@Cindy Young PLEASE come back to class! I haven't seen your photos for ages!

Not enough difference to matter. Concentrate on getting your Mac screen calibrated for now.

Your interface is different from mine, but as far as I can tell, you need to press this:

The focus isn't great, that's for sure. But since it's clearly an action photo, maybe you can get away with it?

Yes please.

Hmmm ... what about mum's face? Is it ok?

I'm very proud too. I don't think they're worth the cash, no. But if you have cash to splash, go for it. I assume you mean a new screen? Not a whole new desktop computer?

Then please concentrate on that for now.

Then you need to read Module 5 of the Layers & Masks Class again.

What? Of course you know how to add a Hue/Saturation layer.

Maybe two Hue/Saturation layers? First Hue/Sat layer on "Soft Light" blend mode, with no adjustments. Second Hue/Sat layer on "Multiply" blend mode, with the "Colorize" checkbox checked, with 30/20/+30 for the three sliders.

Can you find an example photo that has some greenery in it, like yours does?