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Stunning Photo Manipulations By Indian Artist Anil Saxena on...









































Stunning Photo Manipulations By Indian Artist Anil Saxena


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Anil Saxena … well, let’s say he’s different. He started out doing conventional darkroom photo composition and retouching before moving these skills over to creator and then photoshop. Having moved to Mumbai to work as an illustrator he became interested in retouching as a way to utilize his eye for creating striking imagery. Drawing from his technical background in graphic design, CGI and his trained creative eye, Anil enjoys developing stunning imagery.


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