Editing under/over expose picture

For those who are new to SLR will experience under/over expose a lot and many will just delete the under/over expose picture. I, myself wont simply delete any picture until I have seen it on a larger scale (19" monitor). From there on only will I decide to delete it or to keep it for editing purpose. I'm not a big fan of editing but on some picture (shown below) it is necessary to do so. lets see what we can do with under/over expose picture with only a few simple steps.

 This is the original picture

The rest are done with only 2-3 steps from photoscape and even picture manager.

BOH 1 Ummmph, 1 smile, 1 Malaysia.

Come and join BOH, 1 Ummph, 1 Smile, 1 Malaysia. Its a contest that requires you to send in a picture of a smile... I've sent my picture and hoping all of you vote for it... the picture below is the picture that I've submitted. credits to all my friends that have contributed their smile to make this picture a success.

Click on the picture to vote for me TQ...

Ford sedan 1937

Check out this fully modified 1937 Ford sedan but yet preserving its clasic looks to it....

Reminder to all

Beggars scam

 Check this out... This is how some beggars fake their wounds and seek others pity to get money... Be carefull with scammers... I'm not saying not to donate but choose wisely to whom you donate...

 The ingredients...

 A dash of white glue

 Shaped using a toothpick

 Scrubeb with a sponge

 Some red ink

 Leave to dry

 More shaping in progress

 Darker ink for fresh blood effect

 Making it real

 Final touch

End product

Realistic looking wound