When I started editing the image I removed the background by using the polygonal lasso tool to cut around the models in the middle of the picture then pressed CTRL + I to inverse the selection to then remove the background so it is just them in the middle.

After then cutting them out I changed the levels to then make the darker bits that little bit more darker and also bring the lightness out more so you can see the faces slightly clearer.

Then after changing the levels of the picture, I then changed the HUE & Saturation to then bring out the warmer colours in the picture as it looked very dark. Plus, it makes the picture look more natural and not cold.

With this image I changed the levels of the picture as the lighting was not great. So I changed the levels to make the picture slightly lighter but never made the darker colours more prominent.

After changing the levels I changed the HUE & Saturation to bring out the natural colours to make the photograph look very warm rather than it being dark and looking cold and unprofessional.

Firstly, with this image I had to remove the background he was on and I did so using the magic wand tool and the eraser tool. leaving him on a white background.

After removing the background I used the circular marquee tool to make a selection around the pupil of his eye.

After making the selection I moved the selected area onto a new layer in Photoshop and changed brightness and contrast so it game a strange effect to the selected area.

After changing the contrast I then messed around with the exposure to make the face a tad lighter rather than it being too dark and looking out of place.

After that I then made the selection of the other eye using the polygonal lasso tool and moved it onto another layer. like I previously had done with the other.

After then moving it onto a separate layer I then messed around with the brightness and contrast to get the same effect as I did before, but as there was less of the pupil, it looks slightly different as it doesn't give off the same effect.

With this image I didn't particularly do anything apart from change the levels sligtly to make it only the lightest little bit darker.

After making it a little bit darker I then imported my own can design and used the blur tool to smoothen the edges of the can to make it look like it belonged in the picture rather than it standing out as much.

To start off with, I used the eraser tool to get rid of the background as I wanted to put something there.

After removing the background I then changed the levels of the image to make it slightly lighter and make the shadows slightly more prominent.

Then after changing the levels I placed a picture of a wall behind them to make it out as they have been stood in front of the wall all the time.