This HDR photo was taken by Matty Wolin using a Nikon D700. For more great pictures from Matty check out his blog.
About this location: Located about two hours away from Florence, Italy, Cinque Terre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located on the Italian coast. The five small villages that are located on the coast are built into the cliffs and can only be accessed by boats, trains and by foot.
Photo taken on Koh Samed island, Thailand. Laurent has a few different cameras he shoots with, including a Leica M8 with a Summicron 35mm lens, as well as a Nikon D300, and Nikon D7000 with Nikkor 18-200mm and Sigma 10-20mm lenses.
Check out his Redbubble page to learn more about him and see some other great photos.
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Photo by Greg Porteous
Left: the unretouched original. Right: the final Photoshopped image. Changing the colors of garments in post-production (1) is one of the most common image edits; the transparency of the tankini fabric was also reduced with the recoloration. The photograph's colors were brightened in general (2) and lighting errors were corrected. Part of Kroes' back below her armpit has also been removed (3), as have the expression lines on her face (4). The hemline of the swimsuit bottoms has also been redrawn (5).
In August, Jezebel got a hold of some photos from a Victoria’s Secret photo shoot with supermodel Doutzen Kroes. What’s interesting about these particular photos is that Victoria’s Secret had accidentally published the photos in their raw format, without retouching them in Photoshop, as is common in the industry when they’re released to the public. So when the photos were actually published in the brand’s catalog, Jezebel was able to do some before and after photos to show just what kinds of photo manipulation is done to beautify the already beautiful models. Take a look through our gallery to see what kind of editing is done, and let us know what you think in the comments.
