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ArXael

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here's the thing, I seldom take pictures and its definitely rare for me to take selfies. but when I attended a wedding last month, this was taken and for the first time I felt I actually looked decent. would love to use this pic for any display picture of mine. I'm the one in a burgundy suit and black dress shirt. is there anyone out there who can remove the two people directly in front and behind me? many thanks in advance

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Hi ArXael
Do you have any other reference images of you in the burgundy suit. Removing people behind does not look too difficult. Yet as I am sure you know, when removing people in front, there is nothing underneath and it has to be replaced with something that would look like a burgundy suit to match the portion of the suit that is showing.
It would just make it easier for forum members to give it a try.
BTW - I agree very nice picture of you
John Wheeler
 
Hi John, thanks for the quick reply.
When I was making the post I actually thought of the problem as well. I took a look at my album and did find a couple pictures that might help the case. made friend with the guy next to me and we actually took a couple photos together while standing up. hopefully this help:

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one quick question though, by requesting to remove the person in front AND behind me, does that count as one edit or two edits?
 
ArXael said:
one quick question though, by requesting to remove the person in front AND behind me, does that count as one edit or two edits?
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Your request counts as one edit. The rule is that you can only post one photo at a time for editing. There is no rule about how many individual editing changes may be requested within that one photo.
 
Thanks for the clarification!
Rich54 said:
Your request counts as one edit. The rule is that you can only post one photo at a time for editing. There is no rule about how many individual editing changes may be requested within that one photo.
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ex_teacher said:
I'm thinking to myself "I didn't find the neck area difficult"
Of course, that's because I didn't do it. <OUCH>
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Because of the extreme turn of the head, I had to refer to my anatomy books and a lot of reference photos. Our old friend the sternocleidomastoid muscle is involved.
 
omg, kudos to Rich54 and ex_teacher. you guys are amazing! and this skill goes beyond my imagination especially when you said you had to refer to anatomy books, wow, just wow. thanks a lot guys. this is impressive!
 
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