Skybird- That is an incredible photo, it belongs on the front of a Jackson Hole travel brochure. Also, I will not be claiming a rear. J- Dog photos!! How adorable Pablo is! The best kid book I've ever read is entitled "Skippyjon Jones" and its about a siamese cat who keeps pretending he is a chihuahua. Your photo reminded me of it with your Pablocito cavorting around the house in his food tub. Dafygardennut- Your daughters are beautiful (like their mom), they look a lot like you, especially the one on the left. Stevation- The photos on your site are incredible, what are you shooting with? What a handsome family! I'm still waiting (in vain) for a kiddo with my hubby's eyes. I tell him he has sold me a phony bill of goods and he has to make good on his "promises" but he knows my threats are empty. Two kiddos are enough he tries to tell me. Bonnie- You have a beautiful smile and I love your dimple. Digit- I love the curls, the hats, chubby baby legs, buckets of sunflowers and the quickness you removed the photos. Around here, you snooze or you lose! Aliceg8- Chance is adorable and lucky to have you snuggling him in that photo, does he hate the snow?

Do you have a high quality scanner? If you do then check to see if it has specific software to "fix" old photos. I use Photoshop CS2 so am not familiar enough with the options Photoshop Elements has to suggest anything there. This is part of what my hubby and I do with our business and there are lots of ways to fix this.

You might think about getting Photoshop Elements. It's much less expensive than the full version, but has loads of features--more features than I learned, even though I'm now using CS3. Amazon has lots of good books on learning Photoshop--both Elements and the full-featured versions. I've bought a couple used for not much money. Yes, people can take your photos from the Internet. That's why it's a good idea not to post full-size, high resolution files. Some people add their name or logo.

I agree with Joan. I like number two the best. A little to much red in the third photo. You can see it in the rock face. Played a little with brightness and contrast. Eric