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Creating Photo Borders

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Create photo borders around your photos giving your photos an extra element.

1. Open your image. I will provide you with this one for examples.

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2. First duplicate the layer.

3. Now select the original background layer, and fill it with white.

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4. Select the duplicated layer, grab your rectangle marquee tool and make a selection like around the photo something like this.

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5. Click the "layer mask" icon on your layers palette. You should now see the white border around the photo.

6. With the layer mask layer still active, go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur.

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7. Next go back to the original background layer which you filled with white in step 3. Create a new layer above that.

8. Select > Reselect.

9. Set your foreground color to black and fill the new layer you just made with black. Then you can deselect. (Ctrl + D)

You now have a standard photo border, but we are not done yet, lets add some effects to the border.

Creating Photo Borders Tutorial: Final Result

There are many different types of borders you can add, here a a few examples and how to do them.

Color Halftone

1. With the the layer mask layer active. Go to Filter > Pixelate > Color Halftone.

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Ocean Ripple

1. With the the layer mask layer active. Go to Filter > Distort > Ocean Ripple.

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Sprayed Strokes

1. With the the layer mask layer active. Go to Filter > Brush Strokes > Sprayed Strokes.

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Grain

1. With the the layer mask layer active. Go to Filter Texture > Grain.

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