In class, I learned how to perform basic level photo repair and corrections, particularly involving portraits. This lecture was very helpful to me as a designer. I personally think acne, wrinkles, and scars can define a person and add interest to the photograph, although they are not always wanted. Commercial photography is a good example of an industry that pushes against these characteristics and demand "the ideal person."
Below is one photograph that I took of a friend. I corrected multiple things such as overall levels, minimized freckles, and enhanced eye color. I personally think both photos are strong, just in different contexts. Commercial wise the corrected photo on the right is much more acceptable in society.
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