Blushing a image over another one

Hey
I'm really after some help, i have added a new image onto an exsting image however the background colour does not match up
How to i burn over so the two colours match
Thank you
K

You are very welcome. I had to rush earlier, but the steps required are:
Select the inset area on the notepad. Quick Select is a good option as you have good contrast between the inset and the notepad.
Copy the selected inset to a new layer (Ctrl j or Cmd j). Turn that layer off.
Make a new layer between the BG and copied inset layer.
Select the entire notebook area. Here again, Quick select works well, but you will need to use Refine edge (if your version of Photoshop supports it) to refine the selection.
Fill that selection in the layer you made in step # 3 using a colour of your choice. You could Alt (Opt) click on the note pad to sample the colour, and pick a less saturated and light tone from the Color Picker panel.
Turn the copied inset layer back on, and double click the layer to open the Layer Style panel.
Now adjust the upper 'Blend if' slider draging in from the right untill only the text is visible. If you hold down the Alt (Opt) key you can split the slider to soften the transition.
You will be left with a dark outline, so add a layer mask, and paint out the outline with a black brush.
Good luck

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>i would like to roll over a small thumbnail and swap out
a larger image on
>the
> page. i've been trying all morning and i just can;t seem
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