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Elliott Back is offering free photo retouching for the first 30 people to email him with pictures. He's doing it as part of a 30 day project where he'll post a new picture every day. Here's how he describes it.
'What I will offer over the course of the next month is a case study in a cycle that takes user-submitted content, remixes it with special skill, and then releases it back onto the web. “Technique for the good,” an elevation of the interaction between blog and reader.
In my case, the skill I offer for the next 30 days is digital retouching. Everyday I will retouch a user-submitted portrait and post it on the blog, along with a short text description of the author, subject, details, website, anything. If you are interested in submitting a photo to be digitally retouched, please send an email to ecb29@cornell.edu with “Digital Retouching” in the subject line, a brief textual summary including attribution, title, and a link, as well as a high-resolution photograph. The first 30 submissions will be queued and released over the next 1 month.'
Elliott Back » Blogging Ars Pro Bono: A study
Posted by Darren in our News category on October 01, 2005