Step 15
Create a new layer below the one containing the bokeh texture and add the flying bird.![How to Create an Portrait]( https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhXVgH9YmI1-Q1RJvvV8j-cjl1x-1X9FMD072woeRPIhfBIlufxlsfXT0jXaGHvpNW-9DWoar2xXTJrjJvG9it0j-NBB9JN5aa5Pzm05wQk-HrSk2xqYl2mfBqdL__zxfo8dW0YO4SNnwUz/s1600/step-0141.png)
Step 16
Add a Hue / Saturation Adjustment Layer only for the bird. Check ‘Colorize’ and put these settings:Hue 44
Saturation 15
![How to Create an Portrait]( https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiIGerx4z8ucDDV5XYY9VQCz95LIfAKdLgoaDfPwdQ7EESojmNn7Y7UdEGdAg3PYkjzdI-0NdNMor-gTnUpNF0qYBKnwmhNxrXXzJPr206GZKslwWQ715vFcgFC7u1n9gCBRj1QhlB-Sr5y/s1600/step-0151.png)
Step 17
Create a new layer over the Hue/Sat you edited in the previous step. Pick the color #ffe7ba and with a soft round brush paint something like the image below.![How to Create an Portrait](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhEamabR3nr7h-cMvLWY9X42bwGB5dTs-NXpFnG92BUoOmciv87q-qD6dQZE-VV98eHzhqEz_IsqO6CRVNPv00tURiF-_Y4mTFOL3FJBpLVNFvC2JK_2RvxyIvFlJEMRFROt5uEw4fD5hg3/s1600/step-0161.png)
![How to Create an Portrait]( https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiRcjLQndy_cuZbHA4XyJpqrWXifYuwIgDpejD7jQ3Q9OdwOEfh6UgUndJtgZmhei7NMSb4biysgirHLH3ssRthyJaRcWWolAedMImMDFrKvRFLabIOsoW1PREE6sPFqKxWc7d_DzgTYPM6/s1600/step-0171.png)
Step 18
Create a new layer above everything and paint with yellow tones some lights as shown before. (I used mostly #efd981, #f6d373 and #f6d373).![How to Create an Portrait](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhxV-kNYAnMcH2ZBnuZ4VRB8F7IE4dn8QnT4jubkrK_e-w9uKzaNSiyW3mPD1WAxTD0oYkQHq1MsIoV_do5RSoTVt0mJ9iBgjOoA44Q9c2oDYpEBC4cUYSplfVgIFOp-xJ2glFJVm7l7_rV/s1600/step-0181.png )
![How to Create an Portrait](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi8xjNmHzwZkhqH3lZlSHKpWqXEFop9Ub1OaWnDNK8pmm3v9djHRek34n3wKi4oZZoWz-OgM1LlXjAP_AMOTlit5JV22mo7_OA1r4mpB92gC0sLEt7Eoqdw9K-LaiAPiLglHlupbj2VRi3d/s1600/step-0201.png )
Step 19
Create a new Layer and paint some light where shown below as you did in the previous step. I did it with color #fff3b0.![How to Create an Portrait](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh_j-Z3JrrbOtdExmDLYTS3256NYXPQkl-CiOaIqC9aBHEwpDMw9gMqN1QxUjMPKP3BjHeW9w2VrguEQbSQBC3EWBx8bibXcbmWUN6n_yiT7u_tqNmVSc366y5DHPwf_vRRJxdorewblEzn/s1600/step-0211.png )
![How to Create an Portrait](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhl0rSq0ks-Z0AEpcBBibB7uXaFo5-QP69tK-GSK1EHugqRGJmmXk4nWiZkOVSYFNRgmxrjJSJg3UzGE1xzfPm-jVP1W8icpyrT_Xbl05VWUSf-2T1dga8VzgYoF5aWJTCjZY0eTZYugboe/s1600/step-0221.png )
Step 20
Create a new layer and we’re going to do the same as before. This time we’ll add some shadows. Pick a dark color from the background (not pure Black) and paint something like you see below in the image.Set the layer to Soft Light.
![How to Create an Portrait](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjT3F_5JdlZyLQqofMlfPTAU3eMlfYlU3IKEA_6Ad7ACfQT2crwPj2MSU-CoPbvwFh8TUl-Hq9UtFGgNr6dqFrQOnJw7w1zTOk3fsLtFi_ZvPKCX0ubZdTcQHWktwByJNYr_ly3FjKev1Yv/s1600/step-0241.png )
Step 21
Create a new layer and fill it with 50% Gray (Edit > Fill > 50% Gray). Set the layer to Overlay. Now we have to Burn and Dodge. I used two different Range: Midtones and Highlights.Burn: Range > Midtones, Exposure > 10% (It’s where you see dark parts)
Dodge: Range > Midtones, Exposure > 10% (It’s where there is white)
Where you see lighter white I used Dodge with same settings but putting Range: Highlights. Below you can see where I painted shadows and lights.
![How to Create an Portrait](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiVSl0Uz8YzI11c_X_DndG1VzVg7eHbjVVZT6un_I5kZonwQmo53Jt7YsgPJJ4X_tSmrRDXl9Dz_1U-7xUcP6RJ9e5dKrMeX-KSaaOJQQMQGo595g6TtTvcemHEQ0rnRO7LfttKbAwVPXT6/s1600/step-0251.png )
And this is the result.
![How to Create an Portrait](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjCie2w9pXqwGNhiIVR77x1ZccR6S3CwaoXx3v7Ox8uz8O2rMrVcXtwmLYaAqBZyCaA5MfkAwmGVyiyZVRjLWaIWTgLNbjbZhbV-7INK_JnpBA6Jh1PQ-l2EVWgCPD4Ax8PceIoY8BT_-Cs/s1600/step-0261.png )
Step 22
Unify the whole work with CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+ E. Go to Filter and choose Lens Correction. Choose the Custom menu and where you see ‘Vignette’ put -50 in the Amount.![How to Create an Portrait]( https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiypj6sKm0Fb9MEmVndt28qAuhUuBUcLj4N5Evk4ZeLio-nlrHJMkitsW3c-eRd10YQr0dF_40t3fdjepUhmN3lpQBarQoX9JDSGhBYxbbURU3mX7BjB3xDVvE0orYTScm5oCG4V5HJdEUT/s1600/step-0271.png)
Step 23
Duplicate last layer. Go to Filter > Other > High Pass and put 1 px. Set the Layer to Overlay. You can put the value you want, it depends on your taste. Just make some tries until you are happy with the result.![How to Create an Portrait](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhi1aPH58S5-gpuJRK1LJf9CvjsI8080YXscFLgUdO8fcCmhXM2zn_s1J-sBMCXo2L5cTdNxTDiMRHNCkhmyw-Ou5HECJTSO9Kivh3gf9sS3z2zyyslZZZiW0YgkIbEWEM2Mp7tk8OFCJ35/s1600/step-0281.png )
Step 24
Unify the whole work with CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+ E. Go to Filter > Gaussian Blur and add some blur (usually 10px is good).![How to Create an Portrait]( https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgwYuOOM0jvBvp_yUG6b4p0knwN6jedltrC3NmU1XSogLGTdqPJMxoimXX7f9nQyc6RAUsQJckGmM5B1_1a69QejLCQxakl5H-TKU1IcbMGv8reJlcmxUgPOwoJ53Y2d1PBgm3RRXKWUvDY/s1600/step-0291.png)
Step 25
Add a mask to this layer. Choose a big round brush and pick black color. Paint on the mask to make the picture comes back again but leaving the corners blurred. Imagine to paint like a big circle.![How to Create an Portrait]( https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg51mcL6fclJ48cniXDVyvMtc699qpHTJbg7dx3yEttJiD079l70gre-KS4WfL9K0ynk-RK0m_orj6CRJktUcGJ8LVU_YIjd2sqa9aMTsDZMLHvopDxRvELkqFHDJ1o6H4q5hibw1pjDel-/s1600/step-0301.png)