Step 1
To start with you will need 2 pictures.
I chose a picture of a hot rod and a person
To remove the person from the background, use my extract tutorial here.
Step 2
Using the pen tool draw a loose path around the window.
Step 3
Now switch to the “add anchor point” path tool 
Drag the anchor points into place.
To add a curve: Click once on the midway point between 2 anchor points, release the mouse button, then click and drag, you will notice you are now creating a curve. That is the biggest secret to the path tool. A bit of practice and it will be a breeze.
Step 4
Once you have created the path, go to the paths palette and click, save path.
Now we want to load the path as a selection.
To do this just ctrl/cmd+click on the paths thumbnail
Step 5
You now will have a selection around the area we are going to position the person.
Step 6
Select the person in the 2nd image and choose “copy”
Step 7
Select the hotrod image again and choose edit>paste into
You will notice a new layer is created with a layer mask around the window.
Step 8
Press Ctrl/Cmd+T for free transform and scale and position your person to fit inside the window.
Step 9
There all nicely positioned and sized in the window.
The only problem now is that it looks a bit fake because the window has a highlight and the person is opaque.
Step 10
Lets create a highlight for the window. Load the path of the window shape
create a new layer
Fill with white
Step 11
Now switch to screen mode and lower the opacity to 29%
Step 12
There all done. Wanna take a ride?
Don’t limit this techniques for people and windows, use it for all kinds of photo foolery and collaging.
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