Never really done a beauty retouch before....

[waffeliron]

But I got bored and found some RAWs on here to play with.....

and feedback would be most welcome.

take into account that it only took me about an hour though

[TommyO]

Kinda hard for me to critique, since it's really more artistic than a typical glamour retouch. An interesting perspective. Though, it does not have any real draw for the eyes. Maybe play more with the lighting or background.... something to add some eye appeal and redirect our focus to the model. Again, those with more of an art background could direct you more on this one.

[Sinisa]

"Never really done a beauty retouch before.... But I got bored and found some RAWs on here to play with.....

and feedback would be most welcome.

take into account that it only took me about an hour though "

is this a joke?

[Ziaphra]

So no real helpful critique there then Sinisa?

[Sinisa]

this person has nothing else to do, as he/she says!

bored? how about going through some books on basic photoshop?

i though this site was called retouchPRO....

[waffeliron]

Ouch! haha

I knew that this would get some fun responses.... come on whats that bad about it?
(if its because its blured its because its a screen grab)

I'm good on photoshop really.... promise

[Ziaphra]

Yes it is called RetouchPro and it's a place that prides itself on helping others to learn and not flaming them.

[TommyO]

I agree with Tanya. Although we're "pro", what fun would it be critiquing purely pro level work. Any pro would ignore it, as they know what they're doing and what they want to achieve. The higher level ideas and workflows can be & should be shared (it would be nice to split out another forum for that). But, there is no reason to not coach the newbies. After all, we need someone to learn and take up where we leave off. I've done this stuff for 25 years and probably won't be so up on the new stuff in another 25 years. I can only hope that waffleiron and the other new comers will be.

And, like I said, I think this needs an "artistic" critique, not a photoshop skills critique.