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No but I will soon it has been raining of an afternoon. I’m hoping this weekend I can go and get some Photos to have a play with

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Do you know what they call this style Damien?

Ok great thank you I will go and have a play tomorrow with my kids.

Will it work with sunset images as she is wanting sunset images. She has Just rescheduled so I have a bit of time to make sure I get this right.

Hey Damien I have a question for you regarding this style. I’m going to photograph This session out in the bush but there is a bit of greenery now we have had rain. Is this still going to be achievable as I have this session tomorrow And this is the style she is after.

Hey Damien, I seen this picture on a wall when I was on holidays and I loved it. I was wondering if you would know how she has created this? I tried to get a link but I couldn’t on the specific photo as her website isn’t up and running so I had to screen shot it from her face book business page

Ok thank you it won’t be until early feb I was just unsure if I could achieve this look so thought I’d check before booking her in 😁

Hey Damien, Ive had a client contact me wanting me to achieve this look. Is it going to be easy to achieve. It’s not my style and I don’t like it but I’m happy to do it if it can be done. Would you be able to help me achieve this? https://www.moodymamaphoto.com/blog/2019/4/4/peavey-family

Hi there, I get a lot of the backgrounds from Etsy. I just search the particular theme I’m looking for and then I go from there. I sometimes also add more to an image myself and use overlays etc that I purchase through Etsy as well. So your first step is to find your digital image that you like. I haven’t used any tutorials I have just taught myself so I can’t help you there sorry. Then I photograph my subject on a black background or a white background depending on the digital background I have purchased. If it’s a darker background I go with black if it’s lighter white. Remember to make sure your lighting matches your background. Once you have your image of your subject add it to the digital background as Damien has linked above and mask out the unwanted areas. Next step is to get that size correct so it looks most realistic. Then it’s your levels and skin work. Once that’s all done I add shadows which plays a big role it getting it to look like the person is actually in the photo. Hope this helps and good luck they are loads of fun to create.

Its all good again for the moment

Hey Damien, Im having issues every time I seem to place a image in ps it shuts down and i get this msg. I was getting it a bit the other day but now its continious

All good I've worked it out

Im having trouble subtracting the lines in this crown template. Can you see what I'm doing wrong please