PhotoShop - Create embossed photos

You own some beautiful portrait photos or flower pictures and want to create embossed photo frames from those photos. Some of the following simple steps will help you make it

You own some beautiful portrait photos or flower pictures and want to create embossed photo frames from those photos. Some of the following simple steps will help you easily do that with PhotoShop .

Step 1 :

Select the photo you want to touch, if you don't already have a photo on your phone, you can get the following photo:

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Step 2 :

Go to Image > Adjustments > Desaturate to convert the image to black and white

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Step 3 :

In the Layer panel, right-click on the image layer and select Duplicate layer (duplicate the current layer). Rename the new layer according to the name you want.

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Step 4 :

Go to Image > Adjustments > Invert , you will have an image like an x-ray image.

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Step 5 :

In the Layer panel, set the Opacity of the new layer to 50% (the x-ray image layer), you will see your image turn into a gray background.

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Step 6 :

Click the Move to tool (V) and use the arrow keys to move the upper layer image. If you move the image up, your photo will be a touch, move the image down, the image will be embossed.

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