Open the photo in Photoshop named ‘tigerwhite’ or you can choose a suitable colored photo of your own.
Select the Background Layer in the Layers window and press (Ctrl+J) to duplicate it.
Rename the new layer to "B & W", make sure the "B & W" layer is selected and press (Ctrl+Shift+U) or click Image > Adjustments > Desaturate, now you should have two layers, one of them is colored and the other is B & W.
Click Filters > Others > High Pass and change the Radius value if necessary (2.6 pixels here).
Click Image > Adjustments > Threshold and move the threshold level slider to 114.
Press (Ctrl+J) four times to get four copies of the "B & W" layer and rename those layers to "B & W 1", "B & W 2", …, "B & W 5" from bottom to top.
Select "B & W 1" layer, right click on the eye icon in the layers window and choose "Show/Hide all other layer" to hide the all layers except for "B & W 1".
Press "B" to select the Brush Tool, Set white as Foreground color paint most of the "B & W 1" layer leaving only the top/beginning part.
Select "B & W 2" layer, make it visible by clicking the eye icon and paint less area than the previous layer.
Repeat the same steps with all "B & W
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