Removing and highlighting color in an outdoor scene

…In this movie, we'll continue to talk about…how we can create an attention grabbing color effect.…We will working with this photograph here that I…captured when I was driving to work one morning.…In the town where I live, there's…this sculpture which I noticed had been repainted.…So I hopped out of the car and snapped this photograph.…Well what I want to do is convert everything to…black and white, except for the bright colors on the sculpture.…And here we'll do this, by creating a selection.…And then converting that selection…to a mask, with an adjustment layer.…I also want to highlight how we can reuse a mask,…in order to further modify a specific area of the photograph.…

Alright, well let's begin by making our selection.…To do so, tap the w key on the keyboard to select the quick select tool.…Or you can click on the quick select tool icon, which is located right here.…Next, you may want to customize your brush size.…To do so, you can navigate to the Options bar.…And here,…we can change the brush size by using the slider.…