Yesterday Pamela Geller sent me a picture of her at a party with some gentleman and asked me to use the picture (sans gentleman) for her radio ad, a small banner to publish on her blog Atlas Shrugs.
This was a challenge. I had to remove the gentleman (and he refused to go quietly, I might add), then remove the background leaving only Pamela. Since Pamela was standing slightly behind the gentleman, once he was removed a critical piece of her anatomy also disappeared on her right side. No problem; I digitally painted it back in and was quite pleased with the natural appearance. You would never be able to tell which one was real and which one was digital. Damn, I'm good.
Then I put a radio microphone in front of Pamela and a wall behind her with a sign "On the Air." Finally, I increased the twinkle in her eyes and applied a tad of rouge to her lips. She looked great. I was sure she would be pleased, but when I sent it to her she said it was "too sexy." I threatened to Photoshop in a burqua but the lady stood firm. I'll have to find another use for that great Photoshop of Pamela in the lovely cocktail dress (and I will, so stay tuned, heh, heh, heh). I think I will get a photo of Louis Armstrong's band or maybe one of the big bands from the 40's and make her the singer. She loves that great old music. And the cocktail dress will make her appear "in character."
Pamela and several other prominent bloggers will be hosting "Voices of Freedom" on Radio KFNX out of Phoenix, every Thursday at 8 PM Pacific Standard Time. Tomorrow Pam will lead off with an interview of Carolyn Glick.


















