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| Amber Gokken | |
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| Andrew Perry | |
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| Lauren | |
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| Daniel Stoddart | |
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A photo just ain't finished without retouching. The camera is cruel. It makes people look ... worse. The spirit, the animation, can not be shown. The viewer can pick you to pieces, comparing this to that. You cannot distract them with your amazing presence. Retouching can make things a little more fair and balanced. MOUSE OVER the photos below to see the un-retouched image. |
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How much do I charge for retouching???
$50 Amazingly cheap. Some studios in Sydney charge $240. In New York they charge $350!!! |
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