I started with the below photo: Here I highlighted all areas with issues. When it comes to retouching, this wasn't a particularly difficult photo, although not all issues have been highlighted. Step 1: Retouch Using my favorite tool, Affinity Photo, I created an empty layer above the main image. Next, I grouped them to have them nicely organized in one place for easy on/off toggling. This will be a layer containing all my retouching work. When using any of the repair brushes,

Today let's fly to an imaginary world of Abbazja. I suppose the photo was taken in a photography studio in Kraków in the forties or fifties. I found it in my archive from that time. This is what the original looked like: Luckily, retouching wasn't too difficult. Small fixes here and there. Because I like working nondestructively, I create a new layer in Affinity Photo. An empty one, on which I could paint and clone. It's important, though, to set your cloning source to be Cur

A few days ago I had some time in the morning. Result? 5km walk through Woluwe Park in Brussels.