I don't have much experience working on fashion shoots since I'm not well-versed in the latest trends. However, I frequently work on compositing projects. Recently, a top Turkish bridal gown brand approached me to take their gowns to different cities across the globe. I couldn't turn down the opportunity, so we meticulously shot the models with the appropriate lighting and angles in the studio and later on composited them. I hope you like the final output.

In today's fast-paced business world, staying ahead of the competition is important. One way to do this is by using 3D mockups. A 3D mockup is a virtual representation of a product or design that can be viewed from multiple angles. This article will explore what 3D mockups are and their advantages.

Retouchers provide the final touches to an image to create the best they can be. 70%-80% of the quality depends on the photo; therefore ends at the photographer except for cases that require compositing. I regularly get cases that I tell my client not to spend extra money on me because the photo quality isn't good enough to receive satisfactory results. It will be a waste of resources.

It’s common that even as I act as a freelancer before hiring independent of my previous work samples, companies or photographers don’t jump and hire you. Especially photographers when they try to recruit you one of the questions I get from time to time is “where did you learn retouching from and how do you improve your skills?” at first these questions were a bit strange for me, I was thinking at the time “why do they care? If my work is good enough for their project, why do they care where I got it.”

When I moved to my current residence, I threw away my old Photoshop & retouching books as they had become redundant. Finally, at Covidvirus lockdown on the weekend, I went through my library and decided to get rid of most of the books that helped me in my profession.