I love when my clients come to me with their own picture ideas but it gets complicated when they want me to imitate images thru my lens... so, and only because she is expecting (gotta make her 'extra' happy) I decided to go for it, adding my own personal touch to the capture :)
the results? well... I ended up with a good image's structure but PS was a must in this case.
Check out the "before and after":
Enjoy,
Rosie
Showing posts with label photoshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photoshop. Show all posts
Monday, June 21, 2010
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Touching up - quick question
G: "I would like to know if your wedding packages include touching up the pictures? The reason that I am asking is because I have scars on my face and I am VERY picky about the way I look in photos. Sometimes the scars don't show up at all and other times they do, I think it just depends on the lighting. Please let me know."
Rosie: "Of course I do. All my final images required light or moderate editing, that includes covering skin imperfections..."
I try to don't over-do-it. Here it is the perfect example... Ahhhhh, perfect skin :)
Rosie: "Of course I do. All my final images required light or moderate editing, that includes covering skin imperfections..."
I try to don't over-do-it. Here it is the perfect example... Ahhhhh, perfect skin :)
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Love me some challenge
The motorcycle setup wasn't part of the plan but when lil' C gave me all the right signs to go for it I couldn't resist the challenge.
What was the challenge? the motorcycle was surrounded by other vehicles but taking the time to move it to a better location would kill lil' C mood. So I went for it.
I'm loving all his images and this one shows, once again, how important is to have PS and textures as part of your team of post-production tools.
Enjoy,
Rosie :)
What was the challenge? the motorcycle was surrounded by other vehicles but taking the time to move it to a better location would kill lil' C mood. So I went for it.
I'm loving all his images and this one shows, once again, how important is to have PS and textures as part of your team of post-production tools.
Enjoy,
Rosie :)
Friday, January 1, 2010
Photoshop for Moms - "black + white + one color" tutorial
There are many reasons why fellow moms decide to get Photoshop: to improve captured images, to get creative with their pictures, to put together their own photo cards, etc. but the most common reason why they don't go anywhere with it is NOT TIME to figure it out how/what/when to use it.
That's why I decided to start giving away simple step-by-step PS tutorials which will help you to understand a little bit better all this "layers-masking-actions" language behind the fascinated world of PS.
(click on images to enlarge)
Feel free to email me with all your PS questions to letmegrowstudio@yahoo.com and keep me handy :)
Rosie
http://letmegrowstudio.net
That's why I decided to start giving away simple step-by-step PS tutorials which will help you to understand a little bit better all this "layers-masking-actions" language behind the fascinated world of PS.
(click on images to enlarge)
Feel free to email me with all your PS questions to letmegrowstudio@yahoo.com and keep me handy :)
Rosie
http://letmegrowstudio.net
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Photoshop for Moms - "Round around the edges" tutorial
There are many reasons why fellow moms decide to get Photoshop: to improve captured images, to get creative with their pictures, to put together their own photo cards, etc. but the most common reason why they don't go anywhere with it is NOT TIME to figure it out how/what/when to use it.
That's why I decided to start giving away simple step-by-step PS tutorials which will help you to understand a little bit better all this "layers-masking-actions" language behind the fascinated world of PS.
(click on images to enlarge)
Feel free to email me with all your PS questions to letmegrowstudio@yahoo.com and keep me handy :)
Rosie
http://letmegrowstudio.net
That's why I decided to start giving away simple step-by-step PS tutorials which will help you to understand a little bit better all this "layers-masking-actions" language behind the fascinated world of PS.
(click on images to enlarge)
Feel free to email me with all your PS questions to letmegrowstudio@yahoo.com and keep me handy :)
Rosie
http://letmegrowstudio.net
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
The little fine print just became bigger
Before the year ends I want to give a quick explanation of what you are paying for when hiring me as a photographer.
Yesterday, I had a consultation over the phone and I was able to go over the details of what and why I charge what I charge.
I try to offer packages that I would like to get as a customer. Simple like that. I don't like surprises, hidden fees, after charges, over-priced products...
Personal copyrights, complimentary CD and affordable prints are some of the add-ons I know make you happy so... why not???
Anyway, this is a basic list of things to have in consideration when looking @ your quote:
- Pre-session research and setup of looks, theme, poses, etc. I just don't show up with my camera. I do my homework :)
- Traveling time when on-location session or event
- Time of shooting (from 1 1/2 to 8 hours)
- Downloading all the captures to my computer
- Edition time: over 4 hours, for sure. I take advantage of the latest available editing tools and I keep on re-educating myself about techniques and new post-production trends
- Uploading your final images to your private gallery (from 30 min. to 3 hours)
- Over $8,000.00 in professional equipment (cameras, lenses, editing programs, lighting, etc.).
- Printing feature: I work exclusively with a very reputable photo lab so you can be confident that when you buy prints from your private gallery they are up to my standards
- Burning CD and mailing :)
After reading all of the above and looking @ my work I hope you see the difference between your always-handy camera, the chain studio at the mall, the local high-end photographer and ME.
Looking forward to portrait you and your loved ones during 2010.
Rosie :)
http://letmegrowstudio.net
http://sunshineweddingphotography.com
Yesterday, I had a consultation over the phone and I was able to go over the details of what and why I charge what I charge.
I try to offer packages that I would like to get as a customer. Simple like that. I don't like surprises, hidden fees, after charges, over-priced products...
Personal copyrights, complimentary CD and affordable prints are some of the add-ons I know make you happy so... why not???
Anyway, this is a basic list of things to have in consideration when looking @ your quote:
- Pre-session research and setup of looks, theme, poses, etc. I just don't show up with my camera. I do my homework :)
- Traveling time when on-location session or event
- Time of shooting (from 1 1/2 to 8 hours)
- Downloading all the captures to my computer
- Edition time: over 4 hours, for sure. I take advantage of the latest available editing tools and I keep on re-educating myself about techniques and new post-production trends
- Uploading your final images to your private gallery (from 30 min. to 3 hours)
- Over $8,000.00 in professional equipment (cameras, lenses, editing programs, lighting, etc.).
- Printing feature: I work exclusively with a very reputable photo lab so you can be confident that when you buy prints from your private gallery they are up to my standards
- Burning CD and mailing :)
After reading all of the above and looking @ my work I hope you see the difference between your always-handy camera, the chain studio at the mall, the local high-end photographer and ME.
Looking forward to portrait you and your loved ones during 2010.
Rosie :)
http://letmegrowstudio.net
http://sunshineweddingphotography.com
Labels:
event photography,
photography,
photoshop,
portrait,
South Florida
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Coffee table books. Done!
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Post-processing details
I've found myself answering this question a lot so...
I decided to post it :)
All the post-production I've made and I'm doing right now
for other photographers is NOT available to the public,
that's why I always offer editing samples of your own images
to all potential clients. I understand you need to see if I can
accomplish what you are looking for.
Also, for obvious reasons I don't reveal their names.
I take copyrights and confidentiality very serious.
I do wedding/events photography upon request and when not taking
pictures you can find me working for some very talented
wedding photographers.
It's a pleasure to be part of their 'behind the curtains' team.
Rosie
I decided to post it :)
All the post-production I've made and I'm doing right now
for other photographers is NOT available to the public,
that's why I always offer editing samples of your own images
to all potential clients. I understand you need to see if I can
accomplish what you are looking for.
Also, for obvious reasons I don't reveal their names.
I take copyrights and confidentiality very serious.
I do wedding/events photography upon request and when not taking
pictures you can find me working for some very talented
wedding photographers.
It's a pleasure to be part of their 'behind the curtains' team.
Rosie
Labels:
editing,
photographers,
photoshop,
post-production
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Photographer to the rescue

You can tell I love the photo editing part of the business.
Do you have photos that need to be retouched? colorized? restored?
I provide photography manipulation for those who already have pictures and due to lack of tools or time need to delegate the post-processing to a reliable source.
Photographers images are welcome!
Basic (fill-in flash, cropping, color balance, dodge burn, exposure correction, contrast, etc.) and artistic editing (different B&Ws, many other tones, smooth skin, image enhancement, pop up color, restoration, composition, background cleaning, noise and unwanted objects removing, etc.) The sky is the limit when it comes to creative post-production.
Single images & in-a-batch quotes are available upon request.
By using my services you can be assured that:
* Your project will be handled on a timely fashion (I don't take more than what I can handle).
* I take copyrights and confidentiality very serious and none of your images will be available to the public through my website or blog. They are yours, not mine :)
* I offer impeccable customer service. I will NOT get lost. Communication is the magic word between you and me. You'll have the chance to participate along the entire process.
Feel free to contact me if any questions and send me one of your pics so I can sample it for you.
letmegrowstudio@yahoo.com
***IMPORTANT: I can't work on images that are copyrighted without the photographer's permission.
At the time of sending me your photos, you will be confirming that you are the photographer of those pictures or that you've got permission from the copyright party.***
Labels:
editing,
photgraphy,
photographers,
photoshop
Friday, March 28, 2008
Dare to ask! - Photoshop
One of the reasons why I started creating templates in PS is,
everybody has it and whoever doesn't yet is saving $ to
get the most affordable copy they can get.
Now, the real question is... Is it THAT good?
Yes, it is. And it's getting better and better... edition after edition.
I'm amazed... the sky is the limit with this software, literately.
But, it takes a lot of TIME, TRIAL and ERROR to get the results
you want and this is not a secret.
PS is not a science. It's just another one of those things you
would like to get your hands dirty with and there is never enough
time for that.
I hope my templates help you to focus on your photography while
I take care of the graphic side of your business.
I'll be offering pretty ORIGINAL designs, not
'cookie cutter'-'look alike' graphics for sure... so, stay
tuned and bookmark me... just keep me handy, would you?
Rosie :)
everybody has it and whoever doesn't yet is saving $ to
get the most affordable copy they can get.
Now, the real question is... Is it THAT good?
Yes, it is. And it's getting better and better... edition after edition.
I'm amazed... the sky is the limit with this software, literately.
But, it takes a lot of TIME, TRIAL and ERROR to get the results
you want and this is not a secret.
PS is not a science. It's just another one of those things you
would like to get your hands dirty with and there is never enough
time for that.
I hope my templates help you to focus on your photography while
I take care of the graphic side of your business.
I'll be offering pretty ORIGINAL designs, not
'cookie cutter'-'look alike' graphics for sure... so, stay
tuned and bookmark me... just keep me handy, would you?
Rosie :)
Labels:
graphic,
marketing,
photographers,
photography,
photoshop,
templates
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