rage_tm (623) 2004-11-09 09:48:51

Used Photoshop:
1. cropped to highlight pattern on leaves
2. Rotate a bit
3. Added border to highlight more the subject
4. Adjusted green channel using CURVE

Bos (628) 2004-09-19 07:13:06

rotated the photo 15 deg. ccw, filled up the blank spots with stamp tool.

Nick70 (221) 2004-09-01 06:42:06

Cropped to tighten on the subject, clightly rotated cw, levels.

AndyMcK (131) 2004-04-12 11:40:58

Just a simple crop to focus the eye on the colour

justrob (273) 2003-12-14 22:09:28

This is a cropped image. I cropped it, and did a bit of work to remove the red of the woman from the crop I supplied. I tried to resize it, but there wasn't really sufficient resolution remaining to size it up without significant pixilation of the straight lines.

I hope you like it. If you have a chance to rescan the image, and try this crop in full resolution, please do!

martin (1242) 2003-10-21 04:08:22

The main change was cropping to eliminate the person on the left and the empty space at the front. Since I rotated slightly when I cropped, I had to fill in a bit at the top-left with the clone tool. Finally, for my own interest, I used the blur tool to increase the out-of-focusness of your friends.

Ronan (337) 2003-10-09 05:25:50

Thanks for WS. I said in the critiques. I've cropped the left part and rotate the picture 2° clockwise.

zorro (530) 2003-09-18 21:38:47

Photo Editing is my Favorite Part...in photoshop select the image that you want to crop or clone by selecting the Clone Stamp tool.this is the easy way to remove the partly damage in your image.

steeve (1497) 2003-09-18 20:00:58

As you wished, I cloned out the girl with the path tool and recroped the pic.

thien (2112) 2003-08-31 20:37:56

Increase red and reduce blue