Sports Portrait Floor Replacements
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I have a sizable batch of sports-portrait photos shot on a wrinkled cloth backdrop that needs a serious upgrade. Every image has to lose the current floor and gain a sleek, dark, high-gloss surface—no wood grain, no tile lines, just an even, polished look.
Please introduce only soft, subtle reflections so the subjects feel grounded without turning the floor into a mirror. I still want the original shadow cues to read naturally, but they don’t have to be pixel-perfect matches; a convincing, moderately faithful treatment is fine.
You’ll receive high-resolution JPEGs (or the RAW files if you prefer) and I’d like the finished edits returned at the same resolution, layered PSDs optional but appreciated. Batch consistency is crucial because the photos will sit side-by-side in posters and social feeds.
Deliverables:
• All portraits with the new dark glossy floor, soft reflections in place
• Shadows blended so they look authentic yet not overpowering
• Final images supplied in the original dimensions and file type; PSDs if available
If your workflow relies on Photoshop, Affinity, or another pro editor and you’re confident you can keep the athletes looking sharp while making the floor pop, I’m ready to start right away.
Please introduce only soft, subtle reflections so the subjects feel grounded without turning the floor into a mirror. I still want the original shadow cues to read naturally, but they don’t have to be pixel-perfect matches; a convincing, moderately faithful treatment is fine.
You’ll receive high-resolution JPEGs (or the RAW files if you prefer) and I’d like the finished edits returned at the same resolution, layered PSDs optional but appreciated. Batch consistency is crucial because the photos will sit side-by-side in posters and social feeds.
Deliverables:
• All portraits with the new dark glossy floor, soft reflections in place
• Shadows blended so they look authentic yet not overpowering
• Final images supplied in the original dimensions and file type; PSDs if available
If your workflow relies on Photoshop, Affinity, or another pro editor and you’re confident you can keep the athletes looking sharp while making the floor pop, I’m ready to start right away.