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Sunday, November 14, 2010

How To Process Digital Photos in High Fashion

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That's right. Not talkin' high resolution or definition, but high fashion. Why? Because I'm serious about this shit, dammit!

Peep these tutorials to achieve the look you see above. Just invest 20 minutes of your time and you'll have skills for years to come!

Lomo effect:
Cross processing effect:
High fashion dodge/burn process:
High contrast B/W layer effect:
Easy high pass trick:

   

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