Here's a tutorial to show how to produce a batch of stylised images from the one photograph in Adobe Photoshop.

Firstly, copy and paste or duplicate the image and flood fill the lower layer with white so your image is the top layer over a lower layer of solid white.

If there are people in your photograph and the photo was taken indoors, you often end up with slightly yellowy-looking skin tones due to the artificial lighting. If this is the case, open up the Hue/Saturation dialogue (Image> Adjust> Hue Saturation or press Command U) and slide the Yellow channel a couple of notches towards the Red end of the scale:

Next, once you have altered the levels (Image> Adjust> Levels of Command L) and are happy with the image, duplicate this layer twice.

The top layer should be desaturated to Black and White. (Image> Adjust> Desaturate or Alt+shift+H). Adjust the levels here until you have a crisp black and white image.

The second duplicate layer is to become our sepia layer. Open up the Hue/Saturation dialogue again click to colourise the image. Set up the values somewhere along the lines below:

You should aim to acheive a sepia look like the image below:

Move this layer down underneath your original image. You should now have 4 layers. A white layer, a sepia layer, your original colour layer and a black and white layer. It should be arranged as below:

		Layer 02 copy 2
		Layer 01
		Layer 01 copy 1
		Background

Now, by altering the layer modes and hiding/showing the 3 layers, you can produce a huge range of stylised images. 15 examples are shown below: