Jim I think both pictures look lovely--just depends on which you prefer I think. Nice to have that feature on your camera so you can choose. Where do you find us so many inspiration photos of tables? They are great! I have been saving pics out of my old magazines so I can scan them and share them here, but I'm going to need my DH to help me figure out where the heck they go when I scan them in! LOL I'm sure it is an easy answer, but he got me a Mac laptop this time, and I have to say I really miss my old computer--I had finally figured most things I needed out on it--this one is a bit different, and a computer guru I'm not! Luvs

I don't know anything about Mac's but all of my computers have come with a paint program or Photo Editing of some sort. Check your program files. Maybe under "accessories" or something like that. If you don't already have something, you can download one of the programs that the paint companies have such as Benjamin Moore. I think theirs is around $10 and totally worth it in my opinion. I use it ALL the time! Just beware that the colors on a virtual drawing aren't usually very accurate. They are only to give you an idea which direction to go when you're searching for paint samples to try. Good Luck! Lindy

Photoshop CS3 Extended is the absolute best photo editing program available, hands down. It costs $1000 and is aimed at graphic arts and video professionals. There is a light version called Photoshop Elements. It will run you about $100 and includes all you need to edit your photo's for Ebay. Here is a link that might be useful: Photoshop Product Family

GIMP is just like Photoshop...it's fantastic, there are tutorials online. Easier still is photobucket which has a clone stamp tool....an eraser. Tuxpi.com has neat picture frames....