I converted it to b/w after I stretched it, so don't have a b/w size for comparison,
just the color.


Thanks to Jodi at MCP Actions, I learned how to stretch my picture to fit it into the frame I wanted with out chopping off my little Sweet Pickle's legs/head. We took this shot on Sunday and I just love it. I just ordered the picture and hope that it won't look too much like I stretched when I see it in REAL life as opposed to digital life.

5 comments:
Karie your black and white conversion is perfect! I love this photo! You need to put this on a canvas. She is just so cute!
This is such a sweet shot! Love it:)
that shot is awesome, she is adorable
This is a beautiful shot! You can't tell it was stretched at all. I need to try this technique. Thanks!
I would love to see the original photo. I am so intrigued by the streched canvas thing. I have been meaning to try it out. You did a fabulous job!! The photo is perfect!
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