Emily

[lscottpht]

One from Canada. I had no clue when I made the bride go out onto these rocks with heels on that she was 5 months pregnant. It was also around 16 degrees out there.

[rusty_tripod]

The outcome was nice nevertheless.

[lscottpht]

Thank you!

[khatley]

Very nice, I think I would get rid of the background dock...a bit distracting.

[erinag99]

Love it! (As always) :)

[HotHolly]

psh! only 1???!??!?! POST SOME MORE!

[lscottpht]

thanks, guys! lol, holly! here are some more for you.

[smoothassilk]

Your images are over the top Leslie. There is no way she could not love them.

I'd make the clock in the bedroom shot the start time of the wedding. lol.

Mark

[lscottpht]

Thanks, Mark! Good idea on the clock lol, although I wouldn't have a clue how to do that. I don't know how to do much in PS lol.

[amykarp]

wowsers!!! first one is stunning. keep the lighthouse.....I love it!

[lscottpht]

Thank you, Amy!!! Yeah, I was planning on keeping the lighthouse. I kind of liked it that way...thanks!

[suerenee]

These are great. I can't believe she's 5 months pregnant. I looked like a blowfish by 5 months with both of my girls.

[lscottpht]

Haha, me too! I was shocked! Thanks, Susan!

[SergeiR]

First one is great.

[DiskoJoe]

Originally Posted by lscottpht

Thanks, Mark! Good idea on the clock lol, although I wouldn't have a clue how to do that. I don't know how to do much in PS lol.

An easy way to do that is to copy a section of the water the same sign as the spot you want to cover up and then paste it over that section. you would use the selection tool which is the dashed rectangle to select the area.

then go to the layer menu and select merge layers visiable. this will actually stick the two layers together.

the, if needed, you can use the spot healing tool to smooth the edges of the copied area. the spot healing tool is the one that looks like a bandaid. also you can change the size of the spot healting tool using these buttons on your keyboard: [ ]

hope this helps. these are a couple of really basic but useful tricks. and i really liked the shot with the dock removed more. small change with very big impact.