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Tips for Choosing a Photograph
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The better the photo quality, the better
the portrait. If the photo is out of focus, I will probably not be
able to see enough detail. If you are unsure as to the quality of
the photo, please send it to me and I will let you know if I can see
enough detail.
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The closer the subject's face is, the better
the photo is for a portrait drawing.
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The size of the original photo is unimportant
since I can usually enlarge the photo to show enough detail.
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All original photos will be returned with
the finished portrait, but copies are preferred. The best option is
to e-mail me a digital file.
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Please understand I do not personally know
the subject in the photograph, I can only draw what I see. Choose
a photo that is as "true to life" as possible. Is that their smile?
Do they look heavier/thinner in the photo? Do they normally wear their
hair that way? The closer the person looks in the photo to "real life",
the better the portrait will be.
Please contact me at
ktportraits@hotmail.com for any additional information you may need
or any special requests you may have.
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