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Showing posts with label retouching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label retouching. Show all posts
4/9/14
8/17/12
Photomerge portrait
The image below is from the television show Spartacus. It was stitched together from several images that I screen-captured as the camera panned from the fallen bodies in the foreground up to Spartacus' face. Several of the background elements have been removed and painted over, and portions of Spartacus himself have been manipulated to fit within the image frame.
5/22/12
4/17/12
4/12/12
2/1/12
Since it feels like Spring...
I took this is panoramic shot of beautiful Kauffman Stadium a couple years back. It's stitched together from several photos. Can you spot where the different images blend together?
1/30/12
Random design work
I took this shot of the Kansas City skyline from Strawberry Hill in Kansas City, Kansas back in 2009.
It sat on my hard drive until a few weeks ago when I spiffed it up...
...and inserted it into an dinner invite.
There's a special kind of satisfaction when you can pull imagery from your own archives instead of trawling Google and settling for (mostly) poor-quality royalty-free pictures.
The design below is the flip-side of this invitation. For some reason, I never got around to posting both sides.
10/30/10
Some photo retouching
The challenge of portrait photography is to depict the subject in a flattering, yet objective light. If the "corrected" version looks like a different person from the original image, you've gone too far. I think I've done pretty well here.
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