This article has more info about that process as well as a video of me using the liquify tool on this photo. I also used the used the liquify adjustments discussed in this book on the photo above. In my mind this shot takes my work to a new level and it’s all thanks to Kelby Media Group related education I’ve received in 2011. You can scan my portfolio at and compare the results of this photo to others in my collection. The photo above was made entirely using a lighting setup suggested by Scott Kelby, followed by video tutorials on Kelby Training by Scott Kelby and Frank Doorhof and finally the processing techniques featured in this book along with Imagenomic Portraiture (for speed). Proof That It Worksĭo the techniques in this book help? Oh heck yeah! For some, just the eyelash brushes included with the book might be justification enough for the reasonable purchase price of this book. Even if you are like me and you think you have a solid portrait retouching workflow, I’m confident that you will still pick up lots of new tricks in this book. If you are a photographer who does portrait retouching then you need this book – period.
I am very pleased to say that Scott Kelby, once again, has hit a home run with this book. In fact, I recently attended the Scott Kelby's Photoshop for Digital Photographers Kelby Training Seminar taught by Matt Kloskowski in Seattle and learned a lot, but I wished the hand out materials had more visual step by step instructions, so this book was exactly what I was looking for. This book covers the highly popular topic of portrait retouching at the depth in which resources do, and way better than any of his other books.
#Professional portrait retouching software professional#
I was pretty surprised a few weeks ago when I noticed that Scott was releasing a new book called Professional Portrait Retouching Techniques for Photographers using Photoshop.
What’s more is that his books are filled with color images and they just get to the point, so they really are the best resources possible for getting started with Photoshop and Digital Photography. Nobody does a better job of taking complex subjects and breaking it down into easy to understand steps that anyone can follow. You only need to look at my Which Books Should I Read? article (for Digital Photography) and What Photoshop Books Should I Read? articles to see that I’m a huge fan of Scott Kelby books.
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