There’s nothing quite like a ‘How did you do that?’ question to prompt a tutorial, so seeing as I was asked how I created this ‘Soft Glow’ effect on a series of images recently I thought I’d share with you all exactly what’s involved.
This really is one of those blink and you’ll miss it tips as there’s only maybe 3 or 4 very simple and quick steps involved, so go ahead, click ‘Play’ and enjoy 
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- Adding High Contrast Using Photoshop's Unsharp Mask Filter
- Composite Images: Attention to Detail
- Making a Moody Sky even Moodier with Photoshop
- Photoshop Super Fast Compositing
- Changing the Background Colour with Photoshop
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As always mate nicely done
Wonderful! Piece of cake, and now it is added to my bag of tools! Thanks a million as always!
Easy peasy for such a nice effect. TFS.
@Neal..Thanks matey
@Kelley…Glad you like it. Be sure to post up some piccies on your blog when you’ve used it too; I’d love to see what you use it on.
@Katie…Thanks for that
really helpful!! thank u glyn please do some with painting realistic hair i cant find a tutorial that may work for me