I want that color as the background. I mean just sample the color of the brick wall, and use that as the background color.
There are millions of pixels in that photo, each with a different color. It will never look like the actual brick wall. You cannot sample a color out of something as complex as a brick wall and get the same effect. Another day passes, and then another. I know this client has Photoshop but has never learned it, so very likely, he is using Illustrator to do the job. But I found another picture of a brick wall on [Stock Photo Site].
Use that. Eventually, he had to admit that I was right after all. Can we take that back so I can fix them? How about a place on the homepage where our installers can stream their thoughts on solar? I want their thoughts to stream live onto the website.
Will it stream through Skynet? We run a photography studio that caters to corporate clients: headshots, products, etc. When the studio is not in use, we also rent it out to other photographers.
The distinction between these two sides of the business is made very clear on our website. My assistant gets a call from someone looking for pricing for studio rental; he also asks about our availability for later this week. He then proceeds to:.
