Airbrushing

This is in photography...why?

 

Because it is a photograph :/
Photo manipulation and editing is also a job of a photographer.

 

But it lacks any photographic elements. It's simply a snapshot, not a photograph.
And no, not every photographer has to manipulate their stuff, some people like things straight out of the camera.

 

In this case it wasn't about taking a good photograph, it was about making the person look good.
Anyways, photography is just like any art, it can come in many forms, you can see it in anything.

 

In this case it wasn't about taking a good photograph, it was about making the person look good.
Anyways, photography is just like any art, it can come in many forms, you can see it in anything.

 

I'd like to agree with you on that, but there are some drawings that you wouldn't call art. So why call a snapshot art? Art takes skill to create, and sometimes a little bit of luck. But a good photographer can control the situation, envision what they want, and create it. Snapshots aren't art since they take no artistic skill to create, and include none of the artistic elements (at least, not intentionally, and cannot be intentionally repeated by the same person in a different situation).

Now, what you did, is art. I'm not arguing that it doesn't belong here (in all honesty, where does it belong? If you took the photo: here is my guess. If you didn't, then it goes in large artwork), I'm just saying that a snapshot, under most circumstances, is not art. Give me a camera, and most snapshots still carry an artistic value because I'm a photographer and would absolutely puke if my pictures all had a snapshot feel to them.

One last thing on that: to make a person look good, you really need to start with a good photo . This would have looked tons better if the photo were better.


Anyways... If you practice that and learn lighting techniques (assuming you don't know how to use strobes, since most people don't), you could potentially work for magazines . All of the models are airbrushed.

All the flaws have already been pointed out (although the desaturated hair bothers me), so I'll just say good job.

 

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it looks nice, but on the left side of the nose it seems plasticy