First photo attempt

[Debd]

This is my first attempt to post a photo. I hope I am doing this right. I would love it if someone would edit out the house in the background. I am new to the mini world. Have owned Tennessee Walking horses in the past and bought my first two miniatures several months ago. They have won our hearts. This is a picture of my 12 year old son giving a kiss to Jazz. My son has always had a gentle hand with animals and Jazz loves to come up and put his head into you and close his eyes. He always seems at peace when he is resting on us.

Thank you so much.

Deb

 

[eagles ring farm]

I tried but the picture is so small was hard to see

if you can post it bigger I'll try again

here ya go

 

[Debd]

Thank you Lori for trying to help. How would I make the picture larger?

 

[Firefall]

Here is my version.

 

[_minihorses4ever_]

Here is the picture bigger guys.

 

[Debd]

Thank you all so much. I love the picture with the tree in the background. Thanks for making the photo larger for me Breanne. I am going to try to learn photoshop this year (one of my many goals!) It is amazing what one can do with a photo.

 

[_minihorses4ever_]

Here, I ran the photo through some filters. I hope you like them!

Here is an "original".

And here are two through a filter.

 

[Firefall]

I re-tried it too.

 

[Debd]

These are fantastic!! I can't thank you enough.

Deb

 

[Firefall]

Re-do

 

[Jill]

You all did those REALLY neat!!!!

What program are you using?

 

[Firefall]

Thank you, I use Photosuite 10.

 

[Marty]

Firefall, amazing job. did you just cut out the picture and plop it on another background? I have tried that but wow, you really need a steady hand.Where do you get the backgrounds?

 

[Reble]

Love horses & children, they are so precious.

 

[Firefall]

Thanks Marty,

I start with a Collage maker and add the photo to the backgrounds but I us a masking tool thats on the collage maker that basically cuts the photo out for me, all I have to do is put the cut out line where I want them. Then on to Photosuite for fine tuning!