Will I get to choose the photos for your retouching?
Certainly! We also invite you to let us make our decision for the portraiture sessions since this serves as the logical finale to the visual thought process started during the shoot. We know exactly what we were aiming to achieve at the shoot and we want to finish the job we started, and fully materialize our artistic vision the way you expected from us.
On a technical side, it is also easier for us to assess which images would benefit the most from the advanced retouching or have a hidden potential for a dramatic enhancement.
By all means, if you have your heart set on some images, just let us know!
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