While I am sharing yet another photo of one of my kids, this one was particularly challenging as his skin is not optimal right now due to the usual teenage stuff. So, I had to use the spot healing tool a lot. I don't think you can readily tell that I did, however I wish there were an easier way to correct this kind of problem.
Anyway, my "little guy" turned 16 yesterday. This was him right before we sang to him and had birthday cake.
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Happy Birthday, Danny!!!
The photo on my blog today is of my son, I took it on Christmas day. He really likes his new camera (21st birthday gift he received from us in May). He's lucky to have such a nice Mom!
Thanks for inviting me to do the 365 photo this year ~ it's been fun, and I'm planning to continue for 2010! Maybe I'll have more interesting and fun stuff to photograph next year! :)
i think you did a great job on his skin! i have an almost 16 year old that uses the photo editing on her skin too! i'll be glad when they get past those issues.
happy belated birthday to the young man!!!
I think you did a fantastic job - the photo turned out great!
I hope he had a wonderful day! You did good with the "healing" tool. I've had to use that too from time to time!
Happy Birthday!!
Great photo.
Take care
You did a great job! I just turned 49 and I still have that problem at times.
Happy Birthday to your son!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO HIM!!!!
My little guy was sixteen in September. It goes way too fast!!!
Happy New Year too you!!!
Happy Birthday!
And I wish we had the photo-editing software when I was 16 - I think I've burned many shots of my "pizza faces".
Tell him it DOES get better - he's handsome no matter what!
Happy New Year Dot!
Happy New Year! and Happy Birthday!
Happy Birthday, a bit late, to your handsome young man! We should have a series of dark-haired, handsome young men - see my post for 16 Jan (tho what your son would think of wearing a 'skirt' I don't know!).
Just to cheer you and your son up on the skin front - it will clear up all of a sudden. My son tried 2 different courses of antibiotics and a prescription skin cream, and whether it was the antibiotics or that he was just past that stage, his skin cleared up over a few weeks and he was able to stop the pills.
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