I was asked by a candy company to retouch their image of their grape gummy bear product to make it look cleaner, since the original photographer had taken photos of the product in a melted state. This was a challenging project because I was only given close-up images of the gummy bears to work with, and I did not have the actual product on hand to retake the images.

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Given the limited resources and tight deadline, I decided to take some of the close-up images and use cloning techniques to create the second photo. This involved carefully selecting and combining certain elements from multiple images to produce a clear and cohesive image of the product.

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In addition to this, I used color-correcting techniques to ensure that the colors were accurate and looked true-to-life. I also removed most of the shine from the bag, which helped to reduce any reflections and create a clearer image overall.

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Despite the challenges, I was able to complete the project on time and produce an image that met the client's needs. This project allowed me to demonstrate my skills in photo retouching and problem-solving, and I am proud of the final result.