SueRoberts

One of the thumb layers is color. The fix black floor is removing the wrinkles with the patch tool.

Sure

How's my thumb?

I fixed the 3rd finger. Does it look bad?

In my last post with the pumpkin you said "please keep the posts coming". Well here you go. Here's my attempt at this background. Be kind. It's my first attempt. I haven't done any levels work or anything else yet.

Can we use the fingers from this photo to replace those in the other?

Yeah. You're right. Is it fixable?

Oh, it does look like it is on the 3rd finger. Is that going to be a problem?

Hi Damien, How can I smooth out the backdrop around her hands and in front of her and extend it in the front?

Oh. Sorry!

Awesome! Levels and skin.

So how does this look?

Ha Ha. You're funny

Oh good. Now I'll work on the D&B. Any tips?

Ok. How's this? I wasn't masking the chins all the way, maybe that was the problem.

I am but probably doing it wrong. Gonna start over after I get dinner going.

Yikes. Ok. How does this look?

This is just the liquify and I wanted you to see it before I move on to D&B in case you think it looks bad. Thanks

Hi Damien! How would you go about fixing the double chin on both of these? I did not take these photos. My friend asked if I could lessen the double chins, skin tones and yellow teeth. Thanks!

Ok. I'll give it a try tomorrow. Thanks Damien

I know. So how do I remove objects and then apply a different filter before or after without it being obscured but still keep the dust and scratches layer the way I want it?

Hi! So I've added a dust and scratches filter to this and used a black mask. When I try to add another layer to remove the branches from the photo with the patch tool, it doesn't seem to work and I think it's because I've got the mask filled with black. I know there's probably a simple work around to this but I can't figure it out. Please help. Thanks!

What would be equivalent in Photoshop to clarity in ACR? Specifically I'm looking to decrease clarity to obtain a soft look.

I haven't had a chance yet to work on it. I'll post when I do.

No problem. The knowledge that you share with all of us is truly the best thing ever! Thank you for sharing!