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Well, in order to emphasize the play of light and shadow, which I think is what you wanted to do here, I converted first to black and white since color has a tendency to distract from plays of light and shadow. Then I applied the highlight/shadow function and adjusted the midtone contrasts a little, to increase them. Then adjusted levels to make the darkest tones and midtones a little richer and darker. Then I used the "sharpen" tool in the vertical skinny toolbar to sharpen the face, hands, and arms just a little bit (strength at about 27%). Hope you like it!
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