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Thursday, April 15, 2010

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photofixr: Metamora, MI, United States; For over 25 years I've been working in the portrait business as a retouching artisian. Retouching is one of the most challenging endeavors for an artist considering that your art work is judged upon the ability to NOT see any work that has been done. The final product must look like the original photograph. I've won several awards for my retouching using airbrushing, dyes and pencils both locally and nationally.Photoshop replaced all the individual hand tools for this trade when the computers came about. There wasn't a choice in this profession so photoshop became my best friend and deepest challenge.The possibilities of creation are now endless. Having photo retouching as my background, my style combines my own photography with as much artwork showing as need be. Maybe it was cloudy that day and I wanted sun. Or maybe a few extra flowers here and there to softened the image. Call it revenge of the silent one if you must. But the art has got to be released somewhere. Having a deep love of gardening, I use the endless beauty of nature in all my work. Tending garden allows me the intimate time with the plants to fully study and photograph their own uniqueness.

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