[Dolly]

I recently began an old time photo business after doing some pictures at a local nursing home.  It was so much fun, the residents loved it as well so I decided to see if I can make a business out of it.  There was a young woman in the home that had some severe developmental issues but she was very concerned about having a pretty picture to give to her Momma. Her eyes went different directions so that was the first thing I had to correct.  I smoothed out the blemishes on her face as well.  I was very pleased with how it turned out and hope her mother likes it as well.  

[llorton]

nicely done and a nice thing to do

[cameragal10]

Very nice

[PortProPaul]

Excellent! Well done, and very thoughtful of you. :-)

[Kat999]

That was a wonderful thing to do...and, you did a great job...looks very natural....I know the family will cherish this for many years.

[bunistabay]

So nice, how did you correct the eye placement? Did you use another app?

[Kat999]

bunistabay Wrote:So nice, how did you correct the eye placement? Did you use another app?

Looks like they copied and pasted part of the other eye and lid in another editor.

[Salisbury]

I agree Kat999 - definitely some skullduggery going on here ! PP's certainly NOT that smart !

[KirstenMary]

Nice!!!!!

[Kat999]

I borrow eyes all of the time....if I'm taking the pictures...I try to snap of several of the same moment....many times you will get someone with a closed or funky eye....so the more shots you have...the more spare parts you have to make that "perfect" photo. I often borrow the other eye for old torn photos...you do have to rotate, mirror and sometimes move the iris around to get a more natural look....but....I see nothing wrong with using spare parts.