The teacher gave us a photo and said that we'd have to restore it. He showed us what tools to use [In Adobe Photoshop]. Then let us get of to it.
This was how it stared.
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And this is what I got at the end of restoring it.
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The shad under the left eye was a bit I struggled with, but I eventually got it.
The teacher had said that photo restoration is a long and hard process. When I showed the teacher this when I was done, he was very impressed. It looks natural, like there isn't any scaring. The skin isn't smooth like plastic, I kept it's texture. Edges like the chin, nose and eyes, look normal, not like they're bleeding into what's around it. The hair I really struggled on, trying to make it look natural and not knotted or blurred together. Eventually got it though.
(And before you bash me for removing the watermark, we were told to remove that too)
