Pro Edu - Reverse Portrait Compositing and Retouching

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27 Videos | 10 hours | 9.2 GB | SALE PAGE

RAW Files + Assets | English CC | Spanish Subtitles

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ABOUT Jonny Edward: Introducing Jonny Edward, a Colorado based fashion photographer, storyteller, and wild man. Jonny is making his tutorial debut as a co-teacher and facilitator (in real time) of how CGI can play into portraiture.
Introducing Jonny Edward, a Colorado based fashion photographer, storyteller, and wild man. Jonny is making his tutorial debut as a co-teacher and facilitator (in real time) of how CGI can play into portraiture.In this tutorial you will see Jonny shoot images side by side Dustin and help create a virtual studio that we then build after the photoshoot. "My unique aesthetic is derived from a variety of eclectic sources including fashion, cinema, nature, literature, and the great masters of painting. I credit the latter's influence with my notable and lauded use of light and shadow. Forever-fascinated by all things analog, I am impelled by the challenge and reward of integrating the emotion and mood of film with modern, digital tools."