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Hi! I had shoot recently with a photog who let me know after the fact that he doesn't know how to retouch them for a commercial port. (He shoots art.) He gave me permission to have them re-touched, provided me the full-size files, and another photog, Photos by Jim (https://www.modelmayhem.com/po.php?thread_id=737958), suggested that I post them here for ya'll to practice on. Ya'll can use it in your port, if you like, and I will use the most suitable edit for my port in mine giving you credit for the re-touch. I hope that sounds good. (BTW, you can PM me for the photog's contact info if you'd like to confirm that I have permission to have these PS-ed.) http://i1187.photobucket.com/albums/z40 … 0127-1.jpg http://i1187.photobucket.com/albums/z40 … C00130.jpg Thanks in advance. All the best, Carlie * Put the files on Photobucket and edited the links. Mar 18 11 02:53 pm Link Do you have larger versions of those photos. They are way too small to work on. Mar 18 11 03:24 pm Link B Browder Photo wrote: OMG, flickr must've shrunk them. Yes! I have the hi res, full size files. I'll go try Photobucket and edit the links above. Thank you for pointing that out! Mar 18 11 03:28 pm Link Carlie Lawson wrote: Did you upload them in hi res on flicker? Mar 18 11 03:39 pm Link B Browder Photo wrote: I saw this after I used Photobucket. I only have the hi res ones. They are 2164 x 3938. If PB doesn't work, I'll try media fire. Mar 18 11 03:49 pm Link Okay... I think that these will work. http://i1187.photobucket.com/albums/z40 … 0127-1.jpg http://i1187.photobucket.com/albums/z40 … C00130.jpg Mar 18 11 08:37 pm Link Do you have better shots we prefer full size try www.mediafire.com or some other host site. these overexposed photos can be repaired. Mar 22 11 04:17 am Link |
