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Does anybody know how to do this technique in Photoshop CS? If so, is there a tutorial/link?

Thanks!

can't you just highlight the area you want to keep. then go to:
-->select-->invert selection (which select everything else)-->edit-->desaturate.

...or something to that affect. Pretty sure that would make everything black and white other then what you originally selected.
 
It is my masterpiece.
 

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Does anybody know how to do this technique in Photoshop CS? If so, is there a tutorial/link?

Thanks!

You could easily recreate the ColorSplash method by using layers. Open your file, add a duplicate layer, desaturate the second layer (actually, there are better methods of getting a more attractive B&W layer, but desaturate is the easiest) and then erase the bits of the B&W layer that you want to be in color, thus revealing the color layer underneath. Easy peasy.
 
This is my new fav program. One is a pic of a lorikeet at the Portland Zoo and the other is of me relaxing :D

Full disclosure: the first picture was taken with my SLR, not my phone
 

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not so happy...

If you have ever been on a cruise you have felt this pain while waiting to go over the safety instructions before you can even leave the port! :rolleyes:
 

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Grandpa's Mustang

I took these the day he passed and we found this in a seperate garage on his property.:cool:
 

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