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the spokesperson's headshot must be used across the campaign but I don't want it to look over-processed
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The CMO approved the headshot but asked for subtle skin softening and removal of small blemishes…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The CMO approved the headshot but asked for subtle skin softening and removal of small blemishes for the campaign page. I don't want a plastic look or to damage his recognisability. Tell me what minimal retouch steps preserve texture while removing distraction, which frequency separations or dodge-and-burn moves are safe, and a final check I can use to ensure the image still reads like him at social tile size.
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Advertising & Promotions ManagerAdobe Photoshop
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