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You want your headshot to be an accurate representation of yourself, but you also want it to pop off the page and grab the viewer's attention.  Don't let minor imperfections ruin a great headshot.

Renee needed a few stray hairs removed, some color correction, and some minor skin smoothing.  Notice the improvement in the under arm area.

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Anything is possible when it comes to retouching headshots, and a lot of retouchers don't know when to stop. We make sure your headshot represents the "real you", and not a heavily modified version. Casting directors don't like calling you in for an audition only to find out that you look completely different.

Sometimes headshots only need that "one thing" fixed. In this case Christianna asked us to lift her left eye to match her right.

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Some headshots are more complex and require more attention.  We charge you the same price.

In this example Togba needed his red hair changed back to its natural brown color.  We also color corrected his skin tone (flooded from the orange background), whitened his eyes, removed the dark eye circles, trimmed stray hairs around the ears, and corrected minor skin flaws.

Make sure your glamorous side is accurately represented. 

For Sarah, we reduced minor skin flaws, corrected skin tone, and trimmed stray hairs, giving the photo an overall fresh and natural look.

Stacey Hayes needed some color work done on this modeling photo.  We gave her a more tanned look, and blended some minor imperfections.

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Let us know if you have one problematic area that needs to be fixed.

Olivia needed to submit this photo to get more print/modeling work.  In addition to enhancing her skin and makeup, the most visible correction we made was in the under arm area.

We take special precautions when archiving, restoring, or colorizing your photos, so you get the originals back the way you sent them to us.