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Photoshop Tutorials : Gaze enhancement
| Right now, we are offering a real glamour portrait editing tip to our readers. This is a small trick that, with some practice, can make the glance of your portrait subjects even more enchanting. If you take a look at a vastly over-edited magazine portrait, you’ll surely notice the strongly expressive gaze of the models. Apart from finely shot pictures, this is owing to Photoshop’s Dodge and Burn brushes, among others. |  |
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