Photo Compositing Jobs

More details: How many people will be in the group photo? 4-6 Do you have specific backgrounds in mind for the photo? Outdoor setting How soon do you need your project completed? ASAP

I need a Google Street View photo of the exterior of our office building for a business listing. Ideal skills and experience: - Familiarity with Google Street View - Photography skills - Experience with commercial real estate images - Ability to capture high-quality, wide-angle shots

I'm looking for an experienced Photoshop retoucher to join my growing family portrait photography business for ongoing work. Initially approximately 5–15 hours per week, depending on workload, with the opportunity for significantly more ongoing work as the business grows. This is NOT beginner-level editing. Please only apply if you have extensive experience editing portrait photography. Strong Photoshop compositing skills are essential. You must be confident performing natural-looking head swaps, eye swaps, and colour matching between multiple images. REQUIRED SKILLS You must be highly proficient in Adobe Photoshop and be able to complete edits such as: Colour correction to ensure images match each other Skin retouching (remove pimples and temporary blemishes while keeping s...

I'm looking for someone to create a tribute that combines both a slideshow and a video montage. The style should be casual and fun. Requirements: - Combine photos and videos into a cohesive tribute approx 225 pics and videos - Create both a slideshow and a video montage - Ensure the overall theme is casual and fun Ideal Skills: - Experience with photo/video editing - Creativity in design and layout - Attention to detail Please provide samples of similar work.

I need one seamless, high-resolution image created from three photos I will supply. The main shot shows a bride whose wedding dress and bouquet both have to go; please replace them with a simple, regular white dress that matches the lighting and texture of the scene. The original background from this first photo stays exactly as is. From the second or third photo, extract the elderly couple and place them sitting side by side in two chairs directly in front of the main subjects, mirroring the pose in my reference image. They should be smiling and looking at the camera so the final composition feels like a single candid family portrait. The second and third photo you get to choose from to see which fits naturally. The fourth file I’m sending is purely a style guide—use it to ma...