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03-25-2009, 05:42 AM
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Folks - I use a MacBook Pro and have been editing and posting photos to my weblog using iPhoto.
The only thing I can't seem to do it take full facial profiles and then apply those black-out box things to disguise my features. I'd like to do that, because a full facial profile is a helpful and honest angle when showing gradual improvement after an HT procedure. At the moment, I am using close-ups and odd angles in my weblog, but I'm not convinced that they show the whole picture (as it were). Can anyone please offer tips about how I can get get black-out boxes using iPhoto? I can't find them anywhere and suspect that the answer is really obvious. Regards     
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