This was a mess to make. Three different light sources for the original pictures which were a frontal head shot and two for the ears.
Flash, tungsten and a flurecent table lamp. It was a mess to get the skin tones right and they still don't fully match.
Except for the white balance problem I am rather pleased with the lighting otherwise. First time I felt I sorta knew what I eas doing. SB-600 on the left (in picture, right side of my face) not straight on to me, but almost. Table lamp on the other side and a bit lower. Tungsten lamo from the ceiling as ambient light.
Processing involved cutting away at the diferent organs and pasting in a new file. Curves and selective color to get the colors tight. USM and drop shadow. gradient backgroung, a stroke to frame.
I am not at home ad the machine I did this on doesn't have PS so I downloaded the beta of CS3. Looks really nice!
Oh that reminds me of a game you could play when I was little and you would turn over diff. boxes to create different faces. THIS IS FUn and imaginative.
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