COM 1113 Blog Post 3

For my first picture I have Dale Earnhardt Jr talking to some people, however there is a kid looking at the camera. The main subject matter is in fact Earnhardt Jr, but the kid is a distracting element. Therefore, I cropped the kid out of the image, and then using a layer on Photoshop I drew over Jr and increased his brightness. He now stands out more pronounced from the background and other people in the image. Original image was taken by me at the NASCAR Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.  

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