







Artstation - Grafit Studio - 180+ Light and Color Male Reference Pictures
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As photographers, we have the ability to capture the world through our lens, so we’re tasked with the social and professional responsibility to properly represent people of color.
As early as I could remember in my career, I wanted to make sure that people who looked like me were going to be properly represented. I remember a lot of my friends complaining that there weren’t any photographers on our college campus that were able to capture the way they looked. Despite having competent work, they struggled with photographing and editing people of darker complexion, for example changing their skin tones or in a lot of the cases, using presets that don’t consider the nuances in different complexions.


In this tutorial, I discuss the importance of balancing the environment with your subject. Learn how to recognize the existing light in a room, and use that to your advantage when building your lighting setup. I also go over my “shoot and scoot” method while lighting in difficult locations. After discussing the lighting of each image, I take you step-by-step through my editing process, opening up each Photoshop file, and going through them layer by layer. This collection discusses 2 different images, full of lighting diagrams, BTS photos & video, commentary, and full edits of each image. Also included is a Lightroom Preset I use to edit and test images before making selects.
![Artstation – Mels Mneyan – MALE CLASSIC Ballet POSES & MORE [ANATOMY REFERENCE IMAGES]](https://www.gfxtra31.com/uploads/posts/2025-01/1736076540_1692535532_untitled.jpg)

Hi! My name is Denis. I'm a professional drone pilot, and this is my author’s video course that will help you to become a professional pilot, photographer and videographer with a drone!

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Blemishes are distracting and removing them is the first step in any retouch as part of making your portrait subject look their absolute best and creating an image that stands out. In this course, we take an in-depth look at the different strengths and weaknesses of the four tools used for blemish removal; the patch tool, the healing brush tool, the spot healing brush tool, and the clone stamp.










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