Retoucher
Tag a whole shoot from blemish removal to heavy retouching, then retouch one picture or thousands. Your originals stay untouched.
Sales page coming soonMaster of Photography · Digital since 1995
I have been a professional photographer for 47 years and a Master of Photography for 40. In 1995 I became one of the first digital portrait photographers in the world. Now I build the AI tools that come next, for photographers, businesses and anyone with a camera in their pocket.

Before and after: original photos on the left move across a bar in the middle and come out as finished PhotoMart.ai pictures on the right.
An AI photography studio built for everyone.
Create a professional business headshot, the family beach portrait you have always wanted, and much more, made by a photographer who has spent a career getting light right.
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Each tool gets its own sales page, and an App Store or Google Play link as soon as it is available.
Tag a whole shoot from blemish removal to heavy retouching, then retouch one picture or thousands. Your originals stay untouched.
Sales page coming soonRename an entire shoot in one pass with your own naming rules, so every file is easy to find years later.
Sales page coming soonA voice-to-text notepad for the Mac. Speak and it types, learns the words you use, and reads your notes back to you.
Sales page coming soonDrop in any picture and get a ready-to-use prompt that recreates its light, lens and mood.
Sales page coming soonPhotography



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The story
My father, an Air Force photographer, handed me one of his professional cameras when I was eleven. I opened my own studio in Omaha in 1985, earned my Master of Photography and Photographic Craftsman degrees, built an 8,000-square-foot studio in 1992, and in 1995 took it from film to digital. Kodak then sent me to teach studios in more than 35 states, Canada and Mexico how to make the same move.

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