CatherineL

Ok, I will keep trying on a bigger file and compare to your version.

This is amazing, thank you! How did you get the dad's shirt back to normal? I will keep trying to get it right, but again, thank you!

Shit, neve rmind that one. I forgot to fix the girl's sweater. I was editing it earlier and forgot I couldn't get that part cloned right.

How is this?

Uploaded the files, thank you

Will do!

Would you mind giving it a try?

I'm just not able to get it right. Would swapping out be a better option? This is at a different angle so I'm not sure if it will work.

What size brush do you recommend? I'm trying a bigger one, but it looks worse than my first attempt.

I *attempted* to use the liquify tool to make it look as though the mom is not slouching. I *think* it looks better but how would I fix the daughter and husband's shirts?

Thank you! The client preferred the original background for the first photo in this post. I didn't show her the one I that had the super blurred background. I used one similar to this last one.

Here is another attempt at swapping out a background. How does it look?

Really? The background isn't too blurred?

Trying now but it's looking REALLY bad, lol.

I don't even know where to start and how to go about blending them together.

Would you mind playing with them? I'd love to see the possibility of how I could improve it.

How about this? My husband. Clearly excited to take family photos.

Ummm, I don't think so. I'll look. I mean I have, but they had people in it.

I am really hoping I can somehow replace this horrid background with something fall-like. I am happy to pay someone to do it for me as I am not sure if I can do it myself. Is it even possible? And where would I even find a suitable background? I have a handful of shots with this background. Thank you.

Let's hope so.

Ok then, I'm letting it go...fingers crossed it turns out halfway decent.

The parent submitted the photo to the person in charge and said everything looked "good". But in the back of my mind, I am a bot worried. I took the older sibing's yearbook photo a few years ago and they didn't have these requirements back then.

This is what they gave the students.

I have a client who needs their yearbook photo submitted in CMYK color profile. I have never hear of this for a yearbook photo requirement. I converted it, but it looks like there is a matte filter on the photo. Do I need to adjust anything or will it turn out ok?