Tie Fix - Dire Need

I want to print this picture onto photo paper. I wanted to print it in portrait orientation with 4x6 dimensions, but I have no idea how to do this without distorting the picture. Can anyone help me? I attached inline as well as an attachment. If anyone can help me, thank you!

I was taking pictures at an ice rink and had to shoot through the netting. I'm new to photoshop and was wondering if it is possible to edit out the netting from this picture? I know it's pretty faint, but dark enough to muck up the picture.

I linked here to the biggest picture of any galaxy taken by the Hubble telescope of Andromeda, M31. It is such an incredible photo, and when I zoom in, I can see each star.


But, as good as the Hubble is, each star is a bit of a blur due to the very long exposure times, and weaknesses of the photo sensors, etc...so the stars appear much larger than they really are. When you look up at night into the sky, you don't see each star as a blob like these, but rather, a pinpoint of tiniest light, sharp with emptiness around it.

So, the challenge is...is it possible to edit this photo to make each star a much smaller point of light, so the stars would appear as they do in reality?

If it's too big of a project, what about editing just a small frame of a zoomed-in image, like the pic above?

http://www.spacetelescope.org/images/heic1502a/

So for the first picture as well as the second, how do you all blend the textures onto the words well because I mask it on or clip the texture onto the text and it always turns out bad which is what I did in the third picture, I darken the texture and duplicate the texture and clip that on the text so it is lighter and it still looks odd especially when I apply blending modes. Now I did obviously rush on cutting out the person, but I usually use the quick selection tool so it still looks a bit off, so is the eraser tool better to use as shown in the fourth photo to get the girl cut out perfectly? And those are my questions, about the texture of the text and how to blend it and how to cut out specific parts of artwork of an album cover well and how to wrap anything around the text such as locks as in the second picture, so I really need help on answering those questions because no matter what I do, it turns out like the 3rd picture. I need steps and pictures so I can see your workflow and how you all do these lyric edits, thankyou! (Right click on the photo right next to this, the little icon so you can open and see the image)

Hey guys , what a simple yet nice picture this one is , i am going to try and re-do it , because i really like this picture . I knw its kind of silly , because it might seem so simple , but i still wanna re-do it :P :P

btw , sorry if i take a while doing it , my boss has shifted me to web development , and i get less spare time than i used to , but my heart will always be in designing , maybe 'cause its addictive , anyways , will work on this one now .. and get back

Hi Everyone,

I was wondering if someone could please help me out. I do not have Photoshop, so I just downloaded GIMP tonight. I am beginning to learn the ropes but would really like a photo edited in the mean time.

There is an annoying pipe in the 2 attached photos that I would like to be removed, if possible. If anyone can spare a few minutes to remove it that would be awesome. Also, the lion in the first picture doesn't seem to be as rich in color and/or in focus as he is in the second picture, so if a certain effect (the picture seems "whiter" than the 2nd, so maybe it's too bright?) can be used to help him stand out that would be great. I trust your opinions/suggestions, so if you want to mess around with it and add certain things please do. I'm sure these two edits are very basic (item removal and sharpening/adding color to an image), so I hope to learn how to do it in GIMP within the next few days.

Thanks so much

Hi everyone, my name is Jay and I am a very basic user of Photoshop.

I just really need some help with a Photoshop question; although I think it is an advanced request, I am willing to learn.

If I have a picture of a creased hoody for example

and then I take a picture of another hoody that is non-creased for example

is it possible to merge the red hoody onto the white hoody but keep the detail of the white hoody i.e like the creases

If there are any other easier ways to do this please let me know.

Also another question too add to the mix was if I took a picture of a hoody lying on the floor, can I give it depth to make it look professional or some how put a piece of clothing on a picture of me.

The reason for this, is I am in a wheelchair and I want to see what my clothes look like actually being worn.


Thanks for the help

Jay

can someone help me out to remove some elements from a picture? i would do it if i knew how. if any of you guys can help please pm me.

thanks in advance

Hello all,

I am trying to fix this picture of my family, but this picture is giving me a hard time, I want to remove the redness and get it more sharp, I played with the curves and channels but still no luck, can someone give me a hint where to start?...Thank you

Hey guys. This'll be my first post on this forum. I've never been that into photography and image editing until I got my hands on PS and realized how amazing the process is and how many changes you can make. I actually spend quite a bit of time messing with pics in my spare time now. That said, I'm still a beginner when it comes to this program, so I need help on a couple things.

The current picture I need advice on deals with the old "sun in the background" problem. Its a picture of myself riding a horse, but a noob mistake made me forget that you need the sun facing you in order to not have your skin appear dark. I know to correct this in the future, but I'd like to know if there's a way that PS can make this look a bit better.

I'm not uploading the actual image, but a really good comparison looks like this:



How could I get the skin tone looking normal?