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Re: How can I white wash the bricks on this bulidi
White is just desaturation and brightness. I think you should make a folder for your adjustments with a mask limiting the adjustments to the bricks. Inside the folder put a HSL Adj layer with the saturation pulled at or near all the way down, and a curve brightening things right up, and you should be a good way there.
Got an example of the look you're striving for?
Really sloppy masking but I knocked this out in about a minute as described above. Not sure if it's what you have in mind though:
Re: How can I white wash the bricks on this bulidi
You need to do a little research to learn how to do the basics: make a mask/selection, make a folder, make adjustment layers, etc.
This is what my Layer Pallet for this shot looks like. The background layer is your original shot. White wash is the folder with a mask (revealing the bricks) holding the adjustment layers. You can see the curve. The HSL adj simply has the master channel saturation slider pulled left to -80.
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