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Like Father Like Son

© Caran M. Brosnan

Like Father Like Son

Uploaded: September 23, 2005

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This was taken in my livingroom as my son sit with my husband and it was just a fluke I saw them from the back and immediately whipped out the camera. The moment I saw this I knew it was a picture to have forever. I don't remember the settings of the camera, but I blacked out the background with Microsoft Picture It! 10.

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September 23, 2005

hi! I just saw this photo and think its wondeful!! just wondering how you blacked out the background? i.e. what 'tool' did you use? #315309

Caran M. Brosnan September 23, 2005

Thanks! I used the Freehand Painting tool to do it. It didn't take long to get fairly handy at it, but it is a practice makes perfect program. I love it because you have so many options with it too. #1871813

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