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It mostly depends on what colors and light it has in the image, but one way to do it is to duplicate the layer, blur the layer underneath the duplicate and set the top layer at a low opacity, or do all of that and put the top layer on 'soft light' or 'overlay'. There are a ton more ways of doing this though, like using curves to bring up the contrast and other things. Maybe for some of you that are knowlegeable about photoshop understood what I said, so try it out.

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It might also be handy to play with the levels and brightness/contrast of the layers. There are definitely more than one layer to that image, and more likely than not the artist spent a while playing with the layers, levels, brightness and contrast of the work and eventually thought it looked cool.

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That trick is really easy.

Duplicate the layer, gaussian blur it, make that layer transparent a little bit, and make it "soft light"

There.

Basicall what I just said like a week ago. :no:

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