The moments that lead here
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I'm taking a cluttered studio portrait out for an advert layout and the creative director will notice any gouges.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The art director chose a relaxed portrait of [subject=Marcus] for an advert layout, but we shot him…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The art director chose a relaxed portrait of [subject=Marcus] for an advert layout, but we shot him against a paint-splattered wall and he needs to float on a clean plane. I can cut him out, but I'm not sure if cloning the wall to extend shadows or reconstructing shadow falls will read as real at 100% in print. Diagnose whether this is a cut-out that can be done cleanly with edge refinement and a shadow pass, or whether I should suggest a reshoot with a neutral sweep; say what I fix first if I proceed.
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Who does this, and with what
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PhotographerAdobe Photoshop
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