Photo Retouching Samples

Can you get rid of those cars and fix the sky? Move the slider in the photo to see before and after views:

Please get rid of the photographer's reflection in the window, make it daytime and fix some of the expressions. Add more table to the bottom and get rid of shadow on top of wall.

Our client didn't like the plaid shirt and some of the distractions in this photo.

We got to the golf course when the trees were all dead and the sky wasn't blue. The client just said "Fix it!"

A similar problem. Two Plymouth MA employees in shade. No grass. Beautiful but boring sky and background. The client wanted us to make it how she imaganied, not how it was . . .

Sometimes people and things change . . .

For a bank's annual report: Please fix the view out the window. Fix the couch cushions. Replace a head. Add a bow to the baby. Remove shadows on faces. Blur out the art on the back wall then mute the wall color.

We waited for the crew and crane to leave. An hour later we gave up and just removed them:

Couldn't fix this during the photo session:

The gym and the model were in 2 different cities:

Complex equipment that can't be moved, but needs a white background:

In a big group like this, it's almost impossible to get every eye open and everyone looking at the same place. So we fix any issues in "post:"

This was the only area available for a group shot, but the doorway was a distraction. So were some of the faces:

Too big to move, and modernize, and another distracting shirt:

Our client wanted to see what blue shirts with a company logo would look like:

We were commissioned to photograph several hundred, to possibly thousands of event participants. But because of scheduling conflicts, we had a small group that we had to clone repeatedly to create the larger group. If you look closely, some of the people repeat in different areas of the photo:

Indoors to outdoors (and pilotless):

Sometimes the smile is great, but the clothing isn't cooperating. Rather than break the flow, and possibly lose the smile, we "fix it in post."