Online Identity Website

This is my final Online Identity Website. As you can see I changed the Profile picture and the Cover Photo as I wanted to emphasize how in the online world we can do and change whatever we want of ourselves in order to look better, emphasising or disemphasising parts of ourselves that we want to show or to hide. For the profile photo I used the photograph that I produced earlier this trimester for the About Face project as it represented the “ideal me”. For the Cover photo, instead, I used a photograph of me in one of my holidays where I photoshopped myself (skinnier body) and the landscape to make it more attractive for the viewer.

Class exercise of retouching techniques for ‘About Face’

In the first image I was only practicing how to change hair and eye colour. I also used the Spot Healing Brush to retouch skin imperfections, spots, pores and moles:

While in the second image I retouched the skin texture softening it and sharpening the details like eyes, lips, nose, hair etc. I also retouched my face making my eyes and lips a bit bigger, my nose smaller, my eyebrows thinner and my features slimmer with Liquify:

Human Barbie and Ken

Valeria Lukyanova, 23, is the spitting image of the iconic plastic doll, with long blonde hair, tiny waist and large bust while Justin Jedlica, 32, has spent around £70,000 on extensive plastic surgery to turn himself into a human version of Barbie’s perfectly-toned boyfriend Ken.

Few examples of ‘the perfect home’ as represented in magazines and Tv

These images perfectly represent the type of photographs for the Inside Out project as they all portray the “perfect home” that everyone would/should have. Moreover, they all present an amazing view from the window making these photographs even more appealing to the audience!

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News article from The Age about estate agents Photoshopping their advertising images

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Dean Heal HDR Photography

Example of Real Estate Photography of interiors and exteriors as well