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Iris Takes Pictures wrote: Love this 70's photo bleached from the sun look. Mar 15 11 11:18 pm Link  My last one:) Mar 16 11 12:27 am Link Thank you STL. LOVE your latest retouch Adelina. Simply beautiful Mar 16 11 02:57 am Link Wilde One wrote: Yeah ... isn't that an awesome pic? Mar 16 11 06:33 pm Link Black Technicolor Art wrote: Thanks! ^^ Mar 17 11 07:38 am Link This isn't my best, but it's not bad, and it's fairly recent.   Just ignore the bedsheet background.  The fan I was using is so powerful it would have ripped my seamless to shreads. Mar 17 11 08:15 am Link pellepiano wrote: this is just so great, just wow Mar 17 11 02:45 pm Link i think this is my best so far  Mar 17 11 02:47 pm Link Brian Hilson wrote: Thats pretty darn OSSUM. Great transformation. Mar 17 11 03:18 pm Link I've been experimenting with 'minimalism' lately: 18+ https://photos.modelmayhem.com/photos/1 … 9e50a1.jpg I used "Find Edges" and cleaned up the debris that the filter produces, then replaced color to get the coloration changes. To represent a concept with even less context, I again used "Find Edges" and kept going with the cleanup until I had a single line. I found that I had to thicken the line to have it show up clearly - I did that by reproducing the image with a lateral offset and then collapsed the layers into one. https://photos.modelmayhem.com/photos/1 … 8a749d.jpg I was a little surprised to find that the image kind of "disappeared" when printed, I got around that by using the black image border. Mar 17 11 05:49 pm Link  My most recent Mar 17 11 06:34 pm Link Brian Hilson wrote: Man, that's stunning! Mar 18 11 06:18 pm Link https://photos.modelmayhem.com/photos/1 … a63900.jpg not my most popular but i like her. yea i am terrible at posting Mar 18 11 06:26 pm Link TornGlass wrote: Just use [img]URL[/img] Mar 18 11 06:47 pm Link TornGlass wrote: Awesome image - Mar 19 11 02:19 pm Link Hi everyone, Great work  Well, this is probably not my best retouch, but it was definitely one of the trickiest ones skin wise. I did not replace any skin here, it's basically all just d&b.  Mar 20 11 05:31 am Link Delicate Editing wrote: Very nice how well you edited the skin Mar 20 11 08:39 am Link STL-After-Dark wrote: Thanks Mar 20 11 08:43 am Link Delicate Editing wrote: Wow, very nice indeed! Mar 20 11 09:09 am Link Brian Hilson wrote: nice Mar 20 11 09:15 am Link  I am very proud of this edit! it took me a lot of time and hand painting to get it right. Mar 22 11 07:07 pm Link Not my best, but one of my favourite  Mar 23 11 07:52 pm Link  Mar 24 11 08:05 am Link I'm relatively new to retouching, but here's my latest. SOOC  Retouched to look a bit like it's from the movie 300  I would like pointers to what I can improve on, here and on the rest of my port if anyone wishes to help me improve. Mar 25 11 04:43 am Link The Alternative Pink wrote: Beautiful stuff, love the color! Mar 26 11 08:25 am Link Tytaniafairy wrote: Oh my god. That is amazing. Mar 26 11 10:09 am Link https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/6798118 18+ Let's see - he was only half painted white, the make up was streaky, and the eyes were obviously done, the background removed completely, his stubble removed from his head, and his head re-shaped to look normal (my brother has a funny shaped head). I'm especially proud of the brush strokes on the bottom part since that part had been unpainted. Mar 26 11 10:25 am Link These two are my favourite Mar 26 11 11:03 am Link Being a relative newcomer, I have come to realize that in order to take an image to the next level, some sort of retouching is necessary (in most cases). Even in the days of film, photographers were in the darkroom, dodging, burning and doing other things to enhance their photos. My wife got me CS5 for Christmas and I am really making a concentrated effort to learn this program as well as picking up retouching tips here and there and experimenting with them. For the image below, I used a technique that I learned from Christy at www.christyschuler.com as well as another from Dean at www.proglamour.com. I'm pretty excited as I can see my images getting better and better as I become more proficient in photoshop.  Mar 26 11 11:08 am Link FlirtynFun Photography wrote: Very nice (light/shadows) blending Mar 26 11 11:12 am Link  background: Swiss 15th century chapel, lights/ceiling vintage hotel, chair miniature, model studio Mar 26 11 11:17 am Link JacquelineXx wrote: Thanks so much ! Mar 26 11 06:52 pm Link  You can also see the before and after in my portfolio. This is one of my personal favorites. Mar 28 11 10:52 am Link This was one of my favorite shoots. I made the frame work to make it rain. She was a pro model as well. Tap water temperature in sixty degree weather. She isn't as wet yet in this photo, but she gets soaked and even changed her outfit once.  Mar 28 11 09:36 pm Link Rock Angel Photography wrote: THIS IS SO AWESOME. god i have been wanting to try to do this for such a long time. amazing. love it. Mar 29 11 12:34 pm Link No where near the best, but it is my favorite. Just something quick I did for my daughter to turn in at school  Mar 29 11 07:30 pm Link way to tough for me to choose just one, so here's two of my most recent photos/edits.  original  edit  Mar 29 11 08:02 pm Link This one was for a competition I am entering and I am quite proud of it  Mar 29 11 09:01 pm Link Sweet Features Photo wrote: That's absolutely beautiful! Mar 30 11 04:03 pm Link btdsgn wrote: amazing Mar 30 11 04:37 pm Link |
