Is there a way to bring in a custom studio backdrop in CS5

I took a head and shoulder shot for a friend the other day. I used two speed lights and shoot through umbrellas

on light stands. I shot this with a dark hallway for a background. The picture turned out very nice, but my

friend doesn't like the dark (almost black) background.

The fact that it was so dark made it easy to make a very good selection of her head and hair.

Question, is there a way in photoshop to make a backdrop that would make it look like it was taken in a studio?

Then I could paste my selection into it, then maybe play with the a radial gradient to make it look right.

Ok, at least you know what I'm trying to do, its just a idea, but is it possible?

<p>Open the photo of the background you want for the photo, then open the photo of her. Do your selections, then drag them to the background photo...</p>

<p>Pretty simple. </p>

<p>Dave</p>

<p>Hi Dave,<br>

I wasn't very clear as to what I was looking for. I understand how to bring in my selection, but its the backdrop it self that I need. Is there a place where I can down load backdrops on the web, or is there a way in photoshop that I can make my own?<br>

I did do a search, but so far I've only come up with painted muslin backdrops for more money than I want to spend.<br>

My question was just quick idea, not well thought out. I guess I need to get out with the camera and just open my eyes.<br>

Thanks.</p>

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