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Making a living as a photographer isn't easy, so sometimes I have to supplement my income by retouching other photographer's work. This week I was hired by photographer Rob Woodcox to retouch a few photos from a recent shoot of his. I only did the skin work; he had already done the color toning on the photo and left the rest for me to polish up. Rob and I are going to be collaborating on a few projects this Summer, and we're also teaming up to host some shooting and retouching workshops this Summer starting in Portland Oregon and hopefully touring the states and maybe out of the US as well. I'm really excited to get that started!
Side note: I'm making a video tutorial this week that I'll be putting on youtube, with a free download of my workflow action. The action sets up all of the dodge and burn layers (dodging is literally 95% of my retouching process) and the adjustment layers I normally use to edit a photo. The action doesn't change the photo, it just get's it set up so you can make your own changes. TPF will be one of the first places that I'll share it.
To clarify, the photo was done by Rob Woodcox, I was hired for the skin retouch. Many photographers collaborate with other artists, so I feel I have a right to share this here as I had a part in it's creation as well.
Side note: I'm making a video tutorial this week that I'll be putting on youtube, with a free download of my workflow action. The action sets up all of the dodge and burn layers (dodging is literally 95% of my retouching process) and the adjustment layers I normally use to edit a photo. The action doesn't change the photo, it just get's it set up so you can make your own changes. TPF will be one of the first places that I'll share it.
To clarify, the photo was done by Rob Woodcox, I was hired for the skin retouch. Many photographers collaborate with other artists, so I feel I have a right to share this here as I had a part in it's creation as well.
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