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Photographer Karl Taylor reveals the before-and-after effects of using Photoshop in portraiture as he brings us through his portraiture session that is based on three elements: studio lighting, make-up, and Photoshop.
In his video, he photographs the model in four scenarios. He first captures the model’s bare face in natural lighting before placing her in studio lighting.
He then captured the model in make-up in studio lighting, and showed us the same portrait with some slight retouching.
While the differences in his images are expected, it gives some food for thought for photographers on the ethical use of Photoshop in their work.
Will this make you go easy on the Photoshop brush the next time you edit your work?
Watch the insightful video below.
[via PetaPixel, Images via Karl Taylor]
Photographer Karl Taylor reveals the before-and-after effects of using Photoshop in portraiture as he brings us through his portraiture session that is based on three elements: studio lighting, make-up, and Photoshop.
In his video, he photographs the model in four scenarios. He first captures the model’s bare face in natural lighting before placing her in studio lighting.
He then captured the model in make-up in studio lighting, and showed us the same portrait with some slight retouching.
While the differences in his images are expected, it gives some food for thought for photographers on the ethical use of Photoshop in their work.
Will this make you go easy on the Photoshop brush the next time you edit your work?
Watch the insightful video below.
[via PetaPixel, Images via Karl Taylor]