

I did the same thing with this next picture, the only difference is i didn't color over anything, i just desaturated everything but the fire.


Then this last photo, the first thing that i did was select adjustment layer, then levels and set white point. then i clicked on the middle of the watch. Then i did the same thing as the last pictures. I clicked quick mask mode. painted the watch. then selected standard mode. Desaturated everything but the watch. Then i painted a black layer mask and turned opacity down to 50.


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