Gail Wiley Designs - Photo Touchups |
| Even a good photo needs a little help to be a great photo. Wedding, catalog and advertising photos need to have perfect skin, no blemishes, briliant color and popping contrast. Here are some examples of what I can do for professional photographers that want the perfect look. Don't spend all your time at the computer doing touch-up work. Use your valueable time shooting and promoting and let me do the grunt work. |
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| Clair needed a little brighter skin tone and slight wrinkle repair. The new photo gives her a softer brighter look. Also the dress had to much yellow in it. The new photo repairs the color of the dress. Click for larger image. |
Lovelly shot, Horrible lighting. The shot is way to dark with a yellow cast. I brightned the over all image and adjusted the skin tones. Click for larger image. |
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| This shot has all kinds of things wrong. Background, lighting, colorcast, etc..... I first did an overall color correction to brighten it up. Then I changed the color of the couch and took the green out of the dress. I adjusted the skin tones and gave the background a warmer color. Click for larger image |
This photo dosn't need much work done. It is a lovely shot, nice depth of field. I went in and softened the mothers face and removed the scar on her neck. I brightened her teath and took out some of the gray in her hair. Click for larger image
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This began as a snapshot I took of my daughter. I cropped it, softened her skin and brightened her lips and eyes to create a lovely soft portrait. And then........ |
Here is the same shot with a much different look to it. The photo has gone from a snapshot to a dramatic portrait. |
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| Don't let a photo fool you. Look for what caught your eye and build on it. A friend of mine took this photo. When I saw his vision of the shot it took shape. Here I did some over all lightning, added some contrast and built on that. Click for larger image |
This shot just needed some croping, color and contrast. I also took out the rooftops in the background as they were taking away from the total shot. Click for larger image |
