The girl has a beard

I was out snapping pics with my G5 and happened across this one by accident. I love her pose but my settings or something gave her the impression of having a 5 o'clock shadow which she does not. How to fix... ?

Thanks in advance

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It's mostly just underexposed because of the bright background. I wouldn't bother with trying to "fix" this one. I'd chalk it up to learning experience and try to do better next time. My guess is she'd look better with her eyes open, anyway.

There are a variety of ways to get a more correct exposure with a backlit environment. Partial metering on her face, manual metering, and fill flash could be considered. And if you shoot RAW, you can adjust for minor metering errors after-the-fact.

As Curtis says - basic problems with the exposure. Bringing out the detail buried in the shadows is a job for Photoshop.

Here's a PS result after curves, shadow/highlights, and other tonal adjustments.

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Thank you both,

I have attached the whole picture. The girl; my beautiful daughter, was not the subject of the whole photo. I was concentrating on the horses nose. After putting the picture up on the big screen did I see her pretty face. Underexposed . Will try again with background lighting in mind.

Thanks

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I'd just take it again, with a higher shutter speed and fill flash.

10 sec in photoshop.

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Thanks all for the advice. Most of my pictures from that day were underexposed .
Will try them again when it is not too cold out.