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Not sure if I know you. Sounds like you may have the layer mask selected iseantd of the image. Bring up the layers dialogue (Ctrl / Option plus the L key). You'll see your layer has a small colour thumbnail (the image) and a black and white thumnail (the layer mask) at the end. Try clicking on the colour one and see if that helps.