Formal Portraits Retouched with questions

 






After

1) My favorite portrait was of Paul because I think it looks the best, and he is a cute guy.
2) The easiest part was the eyes and face retouching because of the tutorials.
3) The hardest part was making sure there were clear nice pictures.





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