Rare Pictures - Official Topic

[drove all night]

LOL I feel your pain! I also saw one from the TCWT, where the pink dress has been replaced by a black feather one... I mean photoshop is fun, but don't go posting it like it's real!

 

Also, looking at that altered ATW photo, the cover of the IWYTNM), you can clearly see that the proportions of Céline's head doesn't match her body.

 

Unfortunately I can't laugh about that anymore! I'm collecting pictures of Céline since 1988. And I had a damn huge collection, but after a computer crash destroyed the nearly all of my files (long story!), including the majority of my HUGE Céline collection. Since then I try to find certain "treasures" again, and the collection is already very big. But it really sucks to always ask myself if a presumable rare discovery is really rare or only the sh**work of some photoshop/AI-gansta!

[blacktooth]

In today's digital age, it is not uncommon for covers to undergo some degree of photoshopping or editing. This process allows designers and artists to enhance certain aspects of the cover image and create a visually appealing representation of the intended message or theme.

Photoshopping parts of a cover can serve various purposes, such as removing imperfections, adjusting colors or lighting, and even adding or removing elements to better convey the desired concept. These modifications are typically done with careful consideration to maintain the overall integrity and aesthetic appeal of the cover. One important thing to note is that the intention behind these edits is not to deceive the audience, but rather to ensure that the final product accurately represents the original vision. It is common practice within the creative industry to utilize various tools and techniques to achieve the desired outcome, while still adhering to the ethical standards of transparency.

Ultimately, the goal of photoshopping specific parts of a cover is to captivate and engage the audience. By carefully manipulating certain elements, designers strive to create an eye-catching and memorable cover that effectively communicates the essence of the content it represents.

It's worth mentioning that despite the enhancements made through editing, the core idea of the original photograph or artwork remains at the heart of the cover. The intention is to bring out its best qualities and make it more visually captivating, while still maintaining a sense of authenticity.

So, the next time you come across a cover, keep in mind that while some part of it may have been altered or edited, the underlying purpose is to create a visually compelling representation of the content enclosed within. You are absolutely right! Excessive or poorly executed photoshopping can indeed negatively impact the aesthetic appeal of a cover. It is crucial to ensure that any modifications made are done professionally and in a way that enhances the overall visual experience, rather than detracting from it. When photoshopping or altering elements on a cover, it is essential for designers to maintain a balance, keeping in mind factors such as lighting, colors, and composition. A professional approach ensures that the final result appears seamless and visually pleasing to the audience's eyes. A skilled designer will have the necessary expertise to make subtle and strategic edits, while still preserving the authenticity and integrity of the original image. This level of professionalism helps avoid excessive retouching that can often result in unnatural or unappealing outcomes. It is also worth noting that different covers may require varying degrees of photoshopping, depending on factors such as the genre, style, and target audience. Each cover should be approached with careful consideration of these factors, ensuring that the final result aligns with the intended message and resonates positively with the audience. By prioritizing professionalism and carefully assessing the visual impact of any alterations made, designers can create covers that are not only visually pleasing but also effectively communicate the essence of the content they represent. The aim is to strike a balance between enhancing the visuals and maintaining a sense of authenticity, resulting in covers that captivate and engage the audience in the best possible way. And I thank You! ­­

Edited November 25, 2023 at 11:33 AM by blacktooth

[ryba]

In today's digital age, it is not uncommon for covers to undergo some degree of photoshopping or editing. This process allows designers and artists to enhance certain aspects of the cover image and create a visually appealing representation of the intended message or theme.

Photoshopping parts of a cover can serve various purposes, such as removing imperfections, adjusting colors or lighting, and even adding or removing elements to better convey the desired concept. These modifications are typically done with careful consideration to maintain the overall integrity and aesthetic appeal of the cover. One important thing to note is that the intention behind these edits is not to deceive the audience, but rather to ensure that the final product accurately represents the original vision. It is common practice within the creative industry to utilize various tools and techniques to achieve the desired outcome, while still adhering to the ethical standards of transparency.

Ultimately, the goal of photoshopping specific parts of a cover is to captivate and engage the audience. By carefully manipulating certain elements, designers strive to create an eye-catching and memorable cover that effectively communicates the essence of the content it represents.

It's worth mentioning that despite the enhancements made through editing, the core idea of the original photograph or artwork remains at the heart of the cover. The intention is to bring out its best qualities and make it more visually captivating, while still maintaining a sense of authenticity.

So, the next time you come across a cover, keep in mind that while some part of it may have been altered or edited, the underlying purpose is to create a visually compelling representation of the content enclosed within. You are absolutely right! Excessive or poorly executed photoshopping can indeed negatively impact the aesthetic appeal of a cover. It is crucial to ensure that any modifications made are done professionally and in a way that enhances the overall visual experience, rather than detracting from it. When photoshopping or altering elements on a cover, it is essential for designers to maintain a balance, keeping in mind factors such as lighting, colors, and composition. A professional approach ensures that the final result appears seamless and visually pleasing to the audience's eyes. A skilled designer will have the necessary expertise to make subtle and strategic edits, while still preserving the authenticity and integrity of the original image. This level of professionalism helps avoid excessive retouching that can often result in unnatural or unappealing outcomes. It is also worth noting that different covers may require varying degrees of photoshopping, depending on factors such as the genre, style, and target audience. Each cover should be approached with careful consideration of these factors, ensuring that the final result aligns with the intended message and resonates positively with the audience. By prioritizing professionalism and carefully assessing the visual impact of any alterations made, designers can create covers that are not only visually pleasing but also effectively communicate the essence of the content they represent. The aim is to strike a balance between enhancing the visuals and maintaining a sense of authenticity, resulting in covers that captivate and engage the audience in the best possible way. And I thank You! ­­

blacktooth, are you part of Celines team? How did you get the unretouched pic on the left?

[alltheway0384]

blacktooth, are you part of Celines team? How did you get the unretouched pic on the left?

 

No, it's me who owns all the unretouched Courage Shoot photos in Raw state. I provided some to blacktooth because he is a friend and he is respected for the work of others and does not publish anything without my agreement.

And thank you for your explanation my boy, however anyone who wants to send everyone to hell should relax his thong. As a result, I will no longer share any photos or content here.

[ryba]

 

 

No, it's me who owns all the unretouched Courage Shoot photos in Raw state. I provided some to blacktooth because he is a friend and he is respected for the work of others and does not publish anything without my agreement.

And thank you for your explanation my boy, however anyone who wants to send everyone to hell should relax his thong. As a result, I will no longer share any photos or content here.

It was not me who said that. I highly appreciate that you give us all these insights I think us fans have to stick together

[blacktooth]

blacktooth, are you part of Celines team? How did you get the unretouched pic on the left?

 

No i am not

 

A big thank to William (alltheway0384) for sharing here's a resized full photo (raw)

[Ukrfan]

In today's digital age, it is not uncommon for covers to undergo some degree of photoshopping or editing. This process allows designers and artists to enhance certain aspects of the cover image and create a visually appealing representation of the intended message or theme.

Photoshopping parts of a cover can serve various purposes, such as removing imperfections, adjusting colors or lighting, and even adding or removing elements to better convey the desired concept. These modifications are typically done with careful consideration to maintain the overall integrity and aesthetic appeal of the cover. One important thing to note is that the intention behind these edits is not to deceive the audience, but rather to ensure that the final product accurately represents the original vision. It is common practice within the creative industry to utilize various tools and techniques to achieve the desired outcome, while still adhering to the ethical standards of transparency.

Ultimately, the goal of photoshopping specific parts of a cover is to captivate and engage the audience. By carefully manipulating certain elements, designers strive to create an eye-catching and memorable cover that effectively communicates the essence of the content it represents.

It's worth mentioning that despite the enhancements made through editing, the core idea of the original photograph or artwork remains at the heart of the cover. The intention is to bring out its best qualities and make it more visually captivating, while still maintaining a sense of authenticity.

So, the next time you come across a cover, keep in mind that while some part of it may have been altered or edited, the underlying purpose is to create a visually compelling representation of the content enclosed within. You are absolutely right! Excessive or poorly executed photoshopping can indeed negatively impact the aesthetic appeal of a cover. It is crucial to ensure that any modifications made are done professionally and in a way that enhances the overall visual experience, rather than detracting from it. When photoshopping or altering elements on a cover, it is essential for designers to maintain a balance, keeping in mind factors such as lighting, colors, and composition. A professional approach ensures that the final result appears seamless and visually pleasing to the audience's eyes. A skilled designer will have the necessary expertise to make subtle and strategic edits, while still preserving the authenticity and integrity of the original image. This level of professionalism helps avoid excessive retouching that can often result in unnatural or unappealing outcomes. It is also worth noting that different covers may require varying degrees of photoshopping, depending on factors such as the genre, style, and target audience. Each cover should be approached with careful consideration of these factors, ensuring that the final result aligns with the intended message and resonates positively with the audience. By prioritizing professionalism and carefully assessing the visual impact of any alterations made, designers can create covers that are not only visually pleasing but also effectively communicate the essence of the content they represent. The aim is to strike a balance between enhancing the visuals and maintaining a sense of authenticity, resulting in covers that captivate and engage the audience in the best possible way. And I thank You! ­­

 

Lol this post is written by Chat GPT, it's so obvious

[alltheway0384]

It was not me who said that. I highly appreciate that you give us all these insights I think us fans have to stick together

Yes I know ,,

I am not saying this for you but for those who do not recognize the sympathy that I and others may have to share when nothing obliges us to do so. thanks to you

 

[tomantha]

the cockiness of a certain member that steals from others and pretends he "owns" the material is astonishing. I'll leave it at that.

[alltheway0384]

the cockiness of a certain member that steals from others and pretends he "owns" the material is astonishing. I'll leave it at that.

 

get over it for your poor 8 seconds of demo. and at worst say what you have to say. Don't mind, personally I don't really care.

[blacktooth]

 

 

Lol this post is written by Chat GPT, it's so obvious

 

I don't use ChqtGPT qnd it"s obvious you might be the one using it? Just because i wrote it that way?

[TiagoFragoso05]

Is this a real pic?

 

 

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[Crazy for Celine]

Apparently i read that it’s a new photo, if it does then i would like to know when it was taken. Edited November 27, 2023 at 02:30 PM by Crazy for Celine

[Davey84]

Who is that guy?

[tshlw]

This was just posted on Facebook in regards to the pic in the Celine Dion Fan Group

 

 

Curtis Ryan Woodside

No its from a dinner party she had in vegas from 2018 with some rich old lady. Can’t remember her name

Edited November 27, 2023 at 03:12 PM by tshlw

[blacktooth]

Perhaps new to our sightings.

[Davey84]

This was just posted on Facebook in regards to the pic in the Celine Dion Fan Group

 

 

Curtis Ryan Woodside

No its from a dinner party she had in vegas from 2018 with some rich old lady. Can’t remember her name

 

LMAOOO poor old rich lady!

[Dancing_Queen]

I've been on this board (and on FB, Twitter...) every day for years and I have never seen that picture. Reverse search doesn't give me much either.

 

Why is some random guy on Facebook the only person who has seen it before?

Can anyone on here confirm his story?

 

I could be wrong, but doesn't really look like 2018 to me.

[ryba]

Never saw this pic before either Edited November 30, 2023 at 02:29 PM by ryba

[Chantemoi]

https://www.instagram.com/p/C0vL7IOsYMT/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

[Chantemoi]

https://www.instagram.com/p/C0vL7IOsYMT/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

 

Just looked up «Épluchette de blé d’Inde »

It means “corn on the cob party”, “corn boil”, or “corn roast”

[rfkavanagh]

Just looked up «Épluchette de blé d'Inde »

It means "corn on the cob party", "corn boil", or "corn roast"

 

So Céline has been corny right from the start!

[souriredezora]

oooh i love these photos with huge hair :wub: :wub:

[souriredezora]

 

these are sooo beautiful ! thanks for sharing

[MaiconSC]

Celine in studio... maybe 1996 ?

[béné]

photo instagram

[Davey84]

That's a lovely (old) photo! So nice to see her with her family!

 

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[Ukrfan]

It always strucks me how similar the Dion family are!

 

What year was that btw? Maman Dion looks skinnier than I remember her.

[MaiconSC]

https://www.instagram.com/p/B6tob9upazd/

 

I don't remember seeing this before....

from december 2019

[Davey84]

https://www.instagram.com/p/B6tob9upazd/

 

I don't remember seeing this before....

from december 2019

She posted about it on Dec 13th, 2019

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/B5_bVf7H8Dw/?igsh=aHh4cWcxMWZ0ajV0

 

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