Hey all,
I took a set of pictures last night and noticed my hoodie was lifting a tiny bit in one of them, exposing my side. I was wondering if anything could be done to cover it up?

Pic (http://i11.tinypic.com/2jbp9xy.jpg)

Also, the picture seems to have a red overtone, can it be minimized? I'd appreciate any tips/suggestions on doing this. I tried Photoshop > Color Adjust, but it didn't do much.

Jen

You can use the Warp tool to pull the cornet across to cover the bare area. Then a Hue Sat adj layer or a Photo Filter adj layer can correct the red cast.
Regards, Murray

Murray,
That photo is brilliant! You wouldn't happen to have a larger size that I can upload to Facebook and make a digital print of at CVS?

Thank you for advice on the Warp tool; I'd never heard of it before. I just attempted to use it - I went to Edit > Transform > Warp and a grid appeared over my photo. I tried clicking on my gray hoodie and pulling it over, but it altered the entire photo. How do I leave the photo in tact and just select the hoodie to pull down?

Beautiful work; thank you.
Jen

Jen, You are welcome.
Your large image is at this link.
http://img137.imageshack.us/img137/8149/2jbp9xyrevmmlargepk2.jpg
As for the warp tool, what you need to do is use the Polygon Tool to select just a small triangular area and warp it. See the attachment below.
Regards, Murray