Saturation and Masking Example

To edit this image, I first started out by  clicking on the crop button to make sure the image was cropped appropriately, which it was. Then I clicked on the symbol that had the hue/saturation to fix the amount of saturation that I wanted the picture to be in. I dragged and  moved the saturation level to be 50 because it was the right amount so that the picture didn't look too saturated nor did it look like it had no saturation. After making sure the saturation was correct I touched the tool that look like a paintbrush that was on the right side tool bar across the side, to fix the lightness the picture had. I clicked on the black square that had the white icon behind it and brushed the image to brush off the orange saturation that it had. Then I brushed every part of the little girl and the whole picture to make sure it was returned to the regular color that it had.