Taking Halloween Photography Before and After Editing

Hello friends as you are in this new publication I will show you how I made this photo you see here.
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I want you to know that I have never taken pictures for halloween before so I am very happy that I have taken amazing pictures this year and I like that, because next year will be better.

I took this picture of my sister, I wanted to take the picture inspired by a witch, because that is the theme of these parties.

Here you can see the picture closer, so you can see how this witch picture was finished.

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With the loop tool you start to remove the stains from the face this is also used to remove any unwanted objects in the picture.

After removing the spots, apply a frequency of separation so that the face is very soft and natural.
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Then I did the makeup on the face, with the help of the underexposure tool I gave color to the girl's eyebrows and also in the parts where there was shadow, including touching up the hair color, I forgot I liked the idea of applying red color on her hair, it looked amazing.

As you can see the eye makeup looks amazing, because I put it on with a wicked style.
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Then apply the lipstick, use a dark red I think is almost red wine but I really liked this color you see on the lips.

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Here you can view the original photo without any editing as you can see the change is incredible.

I hope you like it, friends. See you in a future publication .

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