1. | Open the Orcio Landscape file.
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2. | Double-click background layer and rename it Landscape.
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3. | Drag the Landscape layer to the New Layer icon in the Layers palette to duplicate the landscape layer.
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4. | Choose Filter, Other, High Pass to launch the High Pass dialog box.
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5. | Set the Radius slider to 3.6 pixels and click OK to apply the effect.
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6. | Set the blending mode for the Landscape Copy layer to Overlay.
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7. | Select Merge Down from the Layers palette menu to merge the two layers.
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8. | Select the Crop tool and Shift-drag the tool to draw a square cropping area in the lower-center of the image. Double-click within the crop selection to apply the crop.
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9. | Drag the Landscape layer to the New Layer icon in Layers palette to duplicate landscape layer.
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10. | Double-click the Landscape Copy layer title and give the new layer the name Flipped Landscape.
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11. | Choose Image, Transform, Flip Vertical to flip the layer.
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12. | Select the Move tool, press the Shift key to constrain horizontal movement, and drag the Flipped Landscape layer 130 pixels higher in the composition.
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13. | Select the Darken blending mode from the Layers palette for the Flipped Landscape layer to complete the foliage texture layers.
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14. | With the Flipped Landscape layer still active, click the New layer icon in the Layers palette. In the dialog box that appears, name the new, empty layer Black.
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15. | Select the Paintbucket from the toolbox, set Black as the foreground color, and click in the image to fill the new, empty layer with black.
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16. | Select Color from the Blending Mode pull-down menu in the Layers palette to desaturate the image.
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17. | Select Image, Canvas Size. In the dialog box that appears, set the Width value to 3,210, and set the Anchor box to the upper-left corner. Click OK to enlarge the canvas.
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18. | Open the Galgano Bench file.
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19. | Select the Crop tool and Shift-drag to draw a square cropping area around the center of the image. Double-click within the crop selection to apply the crop.
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20. | Choose Select, All.
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21. | Choose Edit Copy, activate the image composite and choose Edit Paste.
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22. | Select the Move tool from the Toolbox and drag the new layer to the blank canvas area on the right.
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23. | Double-click the layer name in the Layers palette and rename it Galgano Bench.
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24. | Select Hard Light from the Blending Mode pull-down menu in the Layers palette for the Galgano Bench layer to complete the image.
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