BW filter, how to apply a glance to only part of the image?

Lets say, you like the way the BW filter looks for the body of a person, but not the face. What do you do?

You cannot paint with the mask like that simply bring color back. Thank you.

Use the adjustment of body weight, as C layer gently recommend, apply a mask to it.

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#gallery ul.thumbnails li img.active
{
border: 6px solid #BDAF8C;
}
. Entry p {}
color: #FFF
}

You can view or code design. Scroll to the desired location of the anchor named (usually on the right above relevant content). In your toolbar, you should see an icon that looks like an anchor. A click on it.

Alternatively, use Insert > named anchor.

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