The Infocus Interview Show with Dennis Dunbar | Photofocus Podcast November 30, 2018 by Photofocus
In this episode: Digital Artist and Photo Retoucher Dennis Dunbar shares his insight on photo retouching and how photographers and retouchers work together. Topics: – Working with agencies – How he and photographers work as a team. – What software he uses for retouching and why.
In this episode:
Digital Artist and Photo Retoucher Dennis Dunbar shares his insight on photo retouching and how photographers and retouchers work together.
Topics:
- Working with agencies
- How he and photographers work as a team.
- What software he uses for retouching and why.
To learn more about Dennis, visit his blog.
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