
Firstly, I used the background eraser tool to remove the background as I felt it didn't look right for a front cover.I then used the gradient tool to create a background that faded from white to black, as this added depth to my photo and also fitted in with the colour scheme. This would also allow any text I put on to stand out.


Next, I used the healing brush tool to cover any blemishes she had on her face. I also used this to get rid of the shine and reflection on her face, as it looked unprofessional and was very distracting/noticeable. I also used this tool along with the clone stamp tool to get rid of the shine on her lips and ensure the red colour was all over the lips. I then made her eyes more saturated using the paintbrush tool so they would stand out. I then upped the contrast +15 to ensure all the colours stood out.
Here are the before and after shots of one of my favourite images:

As you can see, it is now much more clear, eye-catching and rock like. I will now edit my second image and see which one I think has turned out better.
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