Hama Photography

thought I had responded....yes I fixed the abominable brickwork.  Even my son picked me up on that.

thanks for that....worked a treat.  Merry Christmas

Here ya go...

The bridal party were standing on the blue carpet you can see behind them.  It ended just in front of them with a ragged edge and it was also slightly turned up.  Not attractive.  I have cloned out all of it but cant for the life of me get rid of the blue beneath her train.  Any help would be appreciated.

Showing your age laughing at that. Its lost on young'ns.  I lied about not being edited. I had in fact done some raw work.  I will take it in there for my next question.

HI Guys/Girls,  this may be a lost cause..This is the bride on first seeing her husband to be.  She is at the top of some stairs and looking down and hence has given herself the double chin.  There is a lot of other work to be done to make it acceptable but if I cant zap the chin then it might not be worth any further effort.  Crop and full image attached.  No editing at all has been done at this stage.

Ok, I have overcome some initial issues. How am I looking for levels on this?  I was concerned about his big red head at the start but I think its under control now.  An I on track of wide of the mark?

Hi Damien,

I am struggling with this image.  It was a very hot day and he was nervous and uncomfortable. His head is redder than his chest which is redder than his  arms which are redder than his legs.  This is soor.  I have tried to mask his head and reduce the redness but it turns to a very nasty greyish mess.  Some guidance would be appreciated.