| Re: Shadows in images Antons,
Here is another idea you can do in GIMP. Very easy, very quick.
Stay in color. Merge your image up to a new layer (if you have multiple layers now). On this layer, use an Image Adjustment such as Curves or Brightness/Contrast to increase the visibility of the top of their head. Don't worry about the lower part of the image.
Now, add a mask to this layer and invert the mask (to all black). The effect is gone for now.
Now, use the Gradient Tool on the mask, set for "white to transparent". Start outside the image at the top. Click and drag the gradient to about their nose and release. This will bring the effect back, stronger at the top, less effect toward the nose.
You can do this multiple times if you wish, each on a new layer preferably.
Hope this helps. Let us know if you were looking for something different. |