![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjqOsI_gywikwr00Mr1yRIF5VEKmRMonSytBPKhPjU9MEAPetiLBGsunwq4rSR3oCkELm0EZ6biowgakoDDNSiHiFFSHJp-kwwVDT8NwyrT5bsNj4Y30yL20najJ4taa_9cJwiHgIVzO70/s320/Step+1+Image.jpg)
First I started to crop the image. I cut about a quarter of the image off because by cropping the image it makes you focus more on the model In the image.
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This is what happened once I have cropped the image it shows the model.
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I then adjusted the saturation to -4. Adjusting the saturation made the colours more vibrant.
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