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Portrait Lighting: Colored Backgrounds

jimschmelzer
February 2, 2015
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Editor’s Note: Now it is time to print that image. RC has a great Lightroom tutorial for you to get that image on your wall. For a different direction, try this fun Photoshop tutorial for creating a simple, editable background to showcase a text-based logo. [tps_footer][/tps_footer]

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