Original


Original


Original


I have excessively ajusted the high light to the extend of burns. It is upto each one to decide what he finally expect.
Method
- Make a copy of the original.
- Adjust the high light ...may be resulting in over exposure to get the details of shadow areas.
- Add a layer mask ...Alt+ click on the layer mask box
- Use the brush tool and mask out till you get the final picture to your expectation
Thanks to Tom and Anoop for sending the photos
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