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Article #892Re: how to make other people image more beautiful
From: Ozpeter
Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2009 00:28
Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2009 00:28
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The problem with retouching a portrait perhaps arises when the subject finds that what you have done emphasises, to them, the original flaw - until you remove or reduce it, they might not have been particularly aware of it, but your implied 'criticism' of the flaw can then heighten their awareness of it. In other cases, they might well be grateful. Perhaps it's a matter of what and how much, and individual judgment of particular cases rather than a hard and fast rule. For me, I am who I am, warts and all.
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