1.Focused shot
I used Gaussian Blur tool to make it blurred.
I changed the opacity about 80% and used brush tool to paint a layer mask.
I painted the whole face, especially the eyes and the lips to highlight.
Then, I changed the Hue/Saturation to give subtle change.
I made little darker and lower the Saturation.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgWQ2dYAZSDCNrPn7OZssn-u2v0Gpxu3WqhCrOj7ylIC4LEJsNwVT6EHtXckzuvXZ_8YEylw70Wxucg9YPdCMqqJg_aiZHnvc95XHRDD6Vul4bAYn0M7-SIVjyGEAU-yHOq7iE6996StPw/s320/Vignette.png)
2. Vignettes
At first, I desaturated the image.
I selected around the face using the Elliptical Marquee tool and used Brightness/Contrast adjustment
to create the vigneete.
Then, I used Lens Correction effect.
I did not see huge difference, it was just dark image.
I used Radial Gradient tool and Dodge/Burn tool.
Now the edges around the face looks darker.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiNaniKvVQYP19SMROqdEE4K1nSVDNBoKfVfq6vCUfKPtUi9XdTuwNAQhAcv9l_5GUIqdhr7ZKIEI2A7iMXul4DOsF2YlYGpcM3v83r-EatmFCZzpqcDpEL6iiin-Ec4CJaNgZNv4AXAxI/s320/Before.png)
3. Sepia tone
This tutorial was the shortest tutorial.
I selected Image>Mode>RGB Color and clicked More Yellow and More Red once.
It looked like old-fashioned image.
However, it would be better if the image is full-body shot.
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