Somewhere Project


For the somewhere project, I decided to appear in one of the scenes of the movie  Get Out. The most complicated part was to replicate the color palette of the picture to match with the photo of me. I watched a very good tutorial on how to perfectly recreate the color palette of a photo by using Abobe Photoshop. I think the result could have been more realistic if the quality of the original photo was a little bit sharper. 




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