trying to figure out how to get some of the background out but my computer is going nuts
It reminds me of a horror movie I may have seen as a kid - one of those where the kids go in the fun house and never come out!!!
OK, I should lay off the coffee this late at night!!! 
LMarge said:are you... lookin at me?!
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Oblio,
your photos are amazing, but this one creeps me just a tad!!!It reminds me of a horror movie I may have seen as a kid - one of those where the kids go in the fun house and never come out!!!
OK, I should lay off the coffee this late at night!!!
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love oblio's pics also but i thought the exact same thing with this one
but then i run from frankenstein at universal so i am a coward any way 
I've been playing around with that also but wonder, have you gotten any printed up ? would you still need a cardboard mat for them to look nice?We-Luv-Disney said:I've been playing around with digital matting lately.
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jann1033 said:I've been playing around with that also but wonder, have you gotten any printed up ? would you still need a cardboard mat for them to look nice?
my tentative results. i like this idea since for example this pic was cropped( due to it being above my head and hard to get the shot and i really just wanted to show the stained glass skylight through the window) but i think the mat gives it more weight
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there was a link a few days( maybe a week, time fliesLMarge said:Jann -
What program are you playing with inorder to do this mat thingy?! It's very cool and I could so see it being nice on scrapbook photos as well! TIA!
) but basically in photoshop(I have elements5), you go toin the editor, image-resize-canvas size then in the box that opens pick the color( in 5 at least not sure about any others at the bottom of the box it has a scroll and color swatch, i used the eyedropper to pick the colors from the photo) and type in how big you want the border, click ok.you do the pinstripe first then follow the same steps for the larger border