Ok tell me what you think about it

[LensBaby]

Here is the photo that I was talking about in the last post. Make sure to click on it and open it into a larger photo, so you can see. It doesn't look as bad online as it does in the actual photo!

[gjtoth]

Here is the photo that I was talking about in the last post. Make sure to click on it and open it into a larger photo, so you can see. It doesn't look as bad online as it does in the actual photo!

Uh... these guys are "professional"? Really? Gee, Sue, I could've done with a set of drapes and my compact Kodak! Take 'em back and have them reshoot or get a refund.

Cute kid, BTW.

[LensBaby]

Thanks. I had to laugh, because even I...knowing hardly anything would have noticed that.

[Snappers]

It is very poor on the photographers part. I say the same as Garry, Take them back and ask them to redo them or ask for a refund. You could trim the image but why should you when you have paid so much for it.

[LensBaby]

Yeah that is what I said. I shouldn't have to trim the photos. Also, they give you the cd so you can print out your own photos (you pay for it) and I would have to either trim or crop. Who wants to do that? If I would have not paid so much I wouldnt care.

[Snappers]

Let us know how you go on with them.

[jonrayner]

That is really poor, if I was a 'professional' photographer I would be embarrassed to print off the photo, Surely he/ she noticed the drape wasn't fully pulled accross the backdrop, it is glaringly obvious!

Very cute kid.

If you have the CD, you could amend the red background to something more appealling and crop the edge, but like you said, you have spent good money, so why should you have to do it!

Good luck in tackling them.

[LensBaby]

thanks. I sent corporate an email explaining that I understand that accidents happen, as we are only human, but I would really like a photo that I don't have to crop or photoshop! We will see what they say.