Crop a Photo to Save a Photo and Create a Memory
by admin on Jan.04, 2009, under Photo Editing, crop photos
How many times have you taken a photo where one person looks great and the other–well, she had her hand in front of her face. Okay, so your timing was off, but you can take more shots with your digital camera and hope to get a good one of both of your grand daughters. And, if you read my January 1st post, you know that I managed to get a great shot of both girls. But, I really liked Kathryn’s pose in another photo that, if taken with film, would have been discarded. Here is what a little cropping and color correction can do to Cropping can turn a normally discarded photo into a memory.
I used CorrectPhoto to crop and color correct the photo to create the portrait photo of Kathryn. If you have and are familiar with Photoshop Elements you can certainly use it to crop the photo. I discussed the basics of photo cropping in an earlier post, “Cropping Photos. How?”.
Yes, all digital photos can benefit from a little cropping and color correction. There are some photos have an imbedded memory that can be released with the Cropping Tool of a photo editing program. Take a new look at some of your discarded photos and see if you can find a memory.
Wayne http://correctphoto.com
