Just a bit of help needed???

[stephaniespencer]

Hello,
I was just wondering if some one could help edit this image for me, I want the man to be cut out using photoshop, if some one could help with that then I would be soooo grateful.
Thankyou

[StephenK]

I love the picture Stephanie! :^)

[stephaniespencer]

wow, thats great thanks, is it possible for u to make the pink bit white and slightly smaller. thanks heaps

[StephenK]

wow, thats great thanks, is it possible for u to make the pink bit white and slightly smaller. thanks heaps

Thank you Stephanie! :^) And sure on both counts, about how much smaller would you like it?

[stephaniespencer]

umm, just a little bit smaller, thankyou so much!

[stephaniespencer]

perhaps leave i pink, its up to you... surprise me lol

[StephenK]

I went back with the white... the pink was indeed a little heavy :^) I replaced my original edit with the new one, so you may have to reload the
page in order to see it. I also desaturated the image a little. I liked the dreamy look but when I returned to it later I felt it needed to be
dialed-back a bit... Hope this is what you're looking for Stepanie. :^)

[Kaye]

Nice edit Stephen.... good to see you back.

[eyerkish]

Stephen,

You need to teach a class, your editing skills are most impressive. Very well done.

[StephenK]

Nice edit Stephen.... good to see you back.

Thank You Kaye! :^)

I've been wrapped up in other projects that's required my full attention. When out-of-the-blue I received a friends request from
Stephanie so I bounced back to the forum to see how things have been going since my last visit. Some touchingly emotional
images have been posted here for editing recently! This one of Stephanie's is wonderful!

A little while back I dove back into After Effects, and then ran across Cinema 4D and have been deeply obsessed with it for a
couple of months now. This stuff is really really cool! This most recent video below that I built was an exercise in finessing elements/environments, and
then working with camera angles while taking advantage of the motion. I still have a couple of years yet of delving into the details of this
program but I'm happily off to something of a decent start! :^)