"Malcolm Smith" <malcolms@ember-razement.com.au> wrote in message
news:47fda579$1@news.velocitynet.com.au...
> Duplicate the image and clone out the glary bits on the top layer. Then
> reduce the top image opacity so that some of the glare can be seen. This
> will be easier if your photo was night and the outside of the window was
> black - if during day and some outside scene can be seen may not work.
> Generally flash glare is too bright/burnt out to rely on darkening using
> blend modes etc..
>
> Malcolm
>

Thanks!