A Client - Before/After... by mmitchell_houston
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Another Photoshop Facelift. I was designing a book for a client (and friend) who lives in Arizona, and we needed a photo for the back cover (the finished book cover is elsewhere in my gallery). The distance precluded me from doing the photography myself, so she had someone there do it for her. She scanned the prints and sent them to me on CD and I quickly got to work. Although there was nothing really wrong with the original photo, it really just didn
Comments (9)
It was VERY nice of you to add why and how you did everything....that's always a wonderful + and you did a magnificent jin on this photograph :O)
you did a great job on this... & like you said, not too much, i ecspecially like the highlights to the hair! :]
Thank you very much for the lesson, these tips will help me immensly!! You sure did one heck of a fine job!!
Excellent work! I too especially love the highlights on the hair....
Thanks for sharing. I too enjoy reading what tools (cameras/settings/editing tecniques) were used to complete a picture. I also agree that a photographer need not be simply a technician, but allowed to imbue their spirit into a photo.
I agree with b2amphot, very interesting reading. Well done on the digital facelift, and thanks for sharing!
nice work. pretty woman.
I would have added a moustache and booger under her nose.......LOLOL. Great touch up.
FOLLOW-UP: The client really loved the photo. She told me a while back that when one of her friends saw it, the response was, "Just how old is that photo? Don't you have a new one you could use?" When informed that it was, in fact, recent work and that it was all done in Photoshop, the friend replied, "To bad he can't do that for real with MY face!"