[Evun]

Originally posted by Matty

They want me to edit 63 photos

When I think we took close to 200...

63 is a lot! That's good.

How extreme of edits are they looking for though? Like, fixing levels or airbrushing blemishes?

[Matty]

Originally posted by Evun

63 is a lot! That's good.

How extreme of edits are they looking for though? Like, fixing levels or airbrushing blemishes?

Yeah but my friend loves anything I do, so she was like "Edit the ones you think are really good from what we chose, and if we missed any that you liked you can edit those too"

I do it all, airbrushing blemishes, fixing the contrasts, everything. Which that part doesn't really bother me because truly it only takes me like an hour or less to edit a photo.

[Matty]

Okay updating with the entries

[DvnR]

Originally posted by Matty

Which that part doesn't really bother me because truly it only takes me like an hour or less to edit a photo.

Only?

[Matty]

Originally posted by DvnR

Only?

What? Too much for one photo?

I'm sorry but I'm a perfectionist, I want my clients to be happy with their photos so I take my time making sure they will love them

[Evun]

Did everyone submit on time?

Originally posted by Matty

Yeah but my friend loves anything I do, so she was like "Edit the ones you think are really good from what we chose, and if we missed any that you liked you can edit those too"

I do it all, airbrushing blemishes, fixing the contrasts, everything. Which that part doesn't really bother me because truly it only takes me like an hour or less to edit a photo.

I love the post-shoot work. It's fun to go through a batch of photos and discover the hidden gems you never thought would amount to anything when you were shooting. I'm regularly amazed by how much of a difference the editing process can make -- you can take a fairly average photo and make it amazing in surprising ways when you fix a few issues and problem areas. And even though few people will directly say "edit out all my blemishes and dark spots to make me look amazing!," they all appreciate it when they see the end result.

[Matty]

Originally posted by Matty

Okay updating with the entries

Never mind... I do not have all the entries. I had a PM saved that was not an entry

[Evun]

Originally posted by Matty

Never mind... I do not have all the entries. I had a PM saved that was not an entry

Who didn't submit?

[Matty]

Originally posted by Evun

I love the post-shoot work. It's fun to go through a batch of photos and discover the hidden gems you never thought would amount to anything when you were shooting. I'm regularly amazed by how much of a difference the editing process can make -- you can take a fairly average photo and make it amazing in surprising ways when you fix a few issues and problem areas. And even though few people will directly say "edit out all my blemishes and dark spots to make me look amazing!," they all appreciate it when they see the end result.

I love it too, it's my favorite part. You can do so much with editing to make it look so much better. Like I'm excited, I bought balloons, we all blew them up, and released them while the girls (it was also a best friends photoshoot too) posed and it was during the time the sun came out. It was beautiful, so much color

[DvnR]

Originally posted by Matty

What? Too much for one photo?

I'm sorry but I'm a perfectionist, I want my clients to be happy with their photos so I take my time making sure they will love them

Nothing wrong with it, it just seems like a lot. That's 50-60 hours of work for all of those photos.

[Evun]

Originally posted by Matty

I love it too, it's my favorite part. You can do so much with editing to make it look so much better. Like I'm excited, I bought balloons, we all blew them up, and released them while the girls (it was also a best friends photoshoot too) posed and it was during the time the sun came out. It was beautiful, so much color

Exactly.

That sounds beautiful.

[Matty]

Originally posted by DvnR

Nothing wrong with it, it just seems like a lot. That's 50-60 hours of work for all of those photos.

I guarantee you i Will not be editing all of them Haha! That's just too much, though they already know i won't get much done soon because of finals in 2 weeks

[Evun]

Who didn't submit? When are they sending it in?

The audience members are holding their breath during the commercial break.

[Quiqui4eva]

Sorry, just sent it! It took me like 5 hours to complete this

edit: it was extremely hard and i'm sooo tired. Hopefully I'll stay for another week

[Evun]

Originally posted by Quiqui4eva

Sorry, just sent it! It took me like 5 hours to complete this

edit: it was extremely hard and i'm sooo tired. Hopefully I'll stay for another week

You worked on this for 5 hours?!

I'm excited to see what you did now.

[Ammer]

Originally posted by Quiqui4eva

Sorry, just sent it! It took me like 5 hours to complete this

edit: it was extremely hard and i'm sooo tired. Hopefully I'll stay for another week

...5 hours?

Please tell me that's not reflective of the average amount of time the rest of y'all spent on the challenge!

[DvnR]

Five hours? I mean, I just did a simple little layout and described the picture and my three adjectives. I didn't think so much effort would be required for this challenge.

[TOASTY]

Originally posted by Quiqui4eva

Sorry, just sent it! It took me like 5 hours to complete this

edit: it was extremely hard and i'm sooo tired. Hopefully I'll stay for another week

[Ammer]

Originally posted by TOASTY

omg. That's amazing.

[Evun]

Originally posted by TOASTY

I love it.