Today's class was about creating clipping masks. I agree with my friend, Wendie, this is quite similar to just adding a frame to your picture.....but in a much more complex way.
Here is the photo I started out with:
And here is my final product:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhXEW6DvFyrKzougpjbzUAGN2mEXu4I2OvegkFLoKXNC2D4zGQ_QpX5o7KARUiD-GcPFzvrrOy2FEs5HOwGrBCqC-BI7c8FiIm2ofJkhyQ8cW0Z2bmKczmRNBCsJiSK7RRd5NlZxHOdGnM/s320/cabin2.jpg)
As you can see, I desaturated this photo quite a bit.....pretty much all the way, and added a vintage layer. Then I added the grunge-looking mask/clipping to the outside edges of the photo.
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I'm just getting ready to start lesson 4
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