^ I can't see the IGN image (all of their sites are blocked at this university, for some reason), but as for the other, publicity photos and portraits are generally very difficult to work with in photomanipulation, because of, differences in the lighting techniques used for portraiture and film, the angles of similar problem, and that the subject is generally looking at the camera and/or otherwise reacting to its presence rather than ignoring it, which makes it difficult to carry off the illusion (looking at the camera can be corrected, somewhat).
I looked at several images of Ms. Chaves-Jacobsen, but only had about twenty minutes, and so chose an easy one. (Galactica and post-First Contact Star Trek go well together lighting-wise as it is.)
I looked at several images of Ms. Chaves-Jacobsen, but only had about twenty minutes, and so chose an easy one. (Galactica and post-First Contact Star Trek go well together lighting-wise as it is.)
too.
