Remove & Recompose Group Portrait
Budget: £10 – £100 GBP
I have a professionally shot group portrait that needs precise editing. Two people must disappear entirely, with the background rebuilt so no trace of them is visible. After they’re gone, the remaining subjects should sit naturally closer together—think a tight, cohesive team pose rather than being spread across the frame.
Because the original lighting and depth of field are quite polished, the finished piece has to look like it came straight from camera, so careful edge masking, realistic shadow recreation, and subtle skin-tone blending are critical. Photoshop (layers, smart objects, content-aware tools) is the workflow I’m expecting, but I’m open to any software that achieves the same flawless result.
Deliverables I need:
• High-resolution flattened JPEG, ready for print
• Layered PSD (or equivalent) so I can make small tweaks later
If you can achieve a seamless removal and a believable regrouping, let’s get started right away.
Because the original lighting and depth of field are quite polished, the finished piece has to look like it came straight from camera, so careful edge masking, realistic shadow recreation, and subtle skin-tone blending are critical. Photoshop (layers, smart objects, content-aware tools) is the workflow I’m expecting, but I’m open to any software that achieves the same flawless result.
Deliverables I need:
• High-resolution flattened JPEG, ready for print
• Layered PSD (or equivalent) so I can make small tweaks later
If you can achieve a seamless removal and a believable regrouping, let’s get started right away.