Formal Portraits Retouched with questions

 




1. My favorite portrait is the first one because both the teeth and eyes are showing and glowing.
2. The easiest part of the retouching process was touching up the skin with the spot healing brush, as we have used it many times before.
3. The hardest part of the retouching process was retouching the eyes and teeth, as it was hard to fina a brightness that complimented both features.

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