Create now the book's shadow. It's necessary for this to copy the book's layer (ctrl+j), make the copy look black with
Image - Adjustments - Brightness/Contrast
(this the inverse operation of making the flower look white). Move the
shadow's layer under the basic book's layer and blur it out with next
selection:
Filter - Blur - Gaussian Blur.
Distort a little the shadow (
Edit - Transform - Distort). Change now the layer's type on Soft Light and minimize the
Opacity till
69%.
On a new layer above the book must be painted the lateral parts of the book situated in the shadow. Apply the
Gradient tool for this.
Change the layer's type on
Overlay.
Make one more copy of the flower's layer.
Move the copy lower than the basic layer and blur it out (
Gaussian Blur).
Insert on the top layer now a kind of picture like the next one:
Increase its brightness (ctrl+m).
Change the colors (selective
Color) and change also the layer's type on
Overlay.
Insert on the upper part a texture that demonstrates the soil and the sand.
Create a mask from this layer:
Layer - Add Layer Mask - Hide all. Next step includes selecting a brush (
Brush Tool) of white color, setting the brush's
Hardness on
0% and painting the picture's borders to display the sand on the pictured zone.
Make the texture more intensive:
Filter - Sharpen - Sharpen and change the layer's type on
Screen. Minimize the
Opacity till
80%.
Copy
two times the layer containing the frame (ctrl+j). One copy must be
grouped out with the floor's layer (ctrl+g), and the second one - with
the book's one. The lowest layer must be distorted with the command
Free Transform and
Distort. The shadow falling on the book must repeat the same shapes that the book has. It's possible to do that with
Polygonal Lasso Tool and the commands
Free Transform and
Distort.
Blur out both layers with the same meaning:
Filter - Blur - Gaussian Blur. Change the type of these layers on
Soft Light.
Decolorize the glass's layer:
Image - Adjustments - Desaturate (shift+ctrl+u). Next choose the
Brush Tool on a new layer above the glass's to paint some of its parts as if it was a mosaic.
Change the layer's type on
Soft Light.
Using the
Gradient Tool, dark out the picture's corners (on a new layer, upper than the rest of them).
Change the layer's type on
Saturation.
Merge down all the layers now:
Layer - Merge Visible (shift+ctrl+e). Then apply the
Rectangular Marquee Tool
to mark out the right book's part. Then copy it (ctrl+c) and insert it
on a new layer (ctrl+v). Blur out the layer horizontally:
Filter - Blur - Motion Blur.
Change the layer's type on
Color Burn and combine it with the basic layer (ctrl+e). Choose the
Brush Tool on a new layer and draw the burs (it's not necessary for them to be of the same sizes).
Blur them out with the next filter:
Filter - Blur - Radial Blur.
Copy the layer that we've got (ctrl+j) and the copy must be blurred along the circles' trajectory:
Filter - Blur - Radial Blur.
Combine both layers and change the layer's type on
Overlay.
Merge this layer with the basic one (ctrl+e).
On a new layer must be inserted the picture of a crumpled sheet of paper.
Using the
Magic Wand Tool erase the background it is situated on.
Move
this layer under the picture's layer, group them (ctrl+g) and correct
the size. Create the new layer lower than the rest of them and paint it
in black, using
Paint Bucket Tool.
Copy the layer containing the picture and blur this copy:
Filter - Blur - Gaussian Blur.
Increase the layer's brightness with curves (ctrl+m).
Change the layer's type on
Multiply. Combine the layers with the picture and the paper (ctrl+e) and add the white color to the layer by using next selection:
Layer - Layer Style - Blending Options. Choose the
Inner Glow.
Add the flare in the central part of the so-called flower:
Filter - Render - Lens Flare.
Create a new layer; group it with the picture (ctrl+g). Select the
Brush Tool and paint the corners in black.
Blur the layer with the
Radial Blur.
Change the layer's type on
Soft Light and combine all the layers now (shift+ctrl+e). Correct the colors, applying
Curves (ctrl+m).
That is what we've got:
Finished!
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