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11/12/2013 04:14:54 PM · #1 |
I was looking at some of Annie Leibovitz's new stuff and started looking at Pascal Dangin (the fellow who does her retouching) and found this great interview with him in the New Yorker. “Just by the fact that he works with you, you think you’re good,” Leibovitz said. “If he works with you a lot, maybe you think, Well, maybe I’m worthwhile.”
Well worth the read, not so much how to, but when and why.
For how to I started rethinking how I use curves (which seems to be Dagin's master ability) and I stumbled on this introduction to Levels and Curves which taught me a few new tricks that seem to be in Dagin's toolbox. |
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11/12/2013 05:46:20 PM · #2 |
This sentence sure stood out:
"Dangin had actually assembled the cityscape mostly from hundreds of random images that his staff had culled from the Internet." |
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11/12/2013 08:41:20 PM · #3 |
Originally posted by tanguera:
This sentence sure stood out:
"Dangin had actually assembled the cityscape mostly from hundreds of random images that his staff had culled from the Internet." |
That's interesting. I'm wondering if they paid for any of those hundreds of images? |
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