At first I selected my background image, and here I chose a beret with a crest in front of a firearm. Next i found a picture of different aircraft, and used the magnetic lasso tool to cut them all outI then dragged the imaes over onto the background layer and resized and rotatedLastly i opened a union jack image and layered it over the first image, and i then changed the opacity to about a quarter of the way
Montage 2
In preparation for a montage, i took multiple shots closely of my friends face, so that they could be layered. I firstly resized the first image and made it a normal layer, and then added another. With the next layer, as it was the main face i decided to make it black and white and adjust the contrast and brightnessI continued to layer up separate images to create a mismatched recollection of her face, adjusting the middle facial pictures to be a variation of black and whiteNext i found a picture of a traditional gas mask and used the magnetic lasso tool to cut it outI then dragged over and layered the image so it covered the top right and bottom quarter of her face, with the opacity changed as if it were a past memory or flashback image
Montage 3
For my final montage, i chose a picture of a trailer, then opened up another image of a WWII fighter pilot. I then used the magnetic lasso tool t cut it out. Next i used the rubber tool to smarten the outline of the pilot, and rubbed off the bottom so that it would align with the trailer window Then i did the same with a boy from the air display in a pilots suit, as a contrast, also in colourAfter i opened another tab of the original trailer image, adjusted it to black and white, then cut out the sign with the polygonal lasso toolI then dragged over the sign to replace the original. After this i also added a formation of planes i took on another shot, but after decided to cover it overFinally i cut out the edited trailer with the polygonal lasso tool and dragged it onto a black and white image i had found of deployed WWII parachutes. The trailer was resized and positioned on the left.