If you would like to place a photo in a wild border, there is no
easier way than in CorelDraw. You can take any vector shape and fill
it with a photo. Ta
ke
a look at the two samples to the left. Each were created with one
step, using the shape shown here (“C” from dingbat font
Button Button).
To create this look in CorelDraw, draw your vector shape. Choose
File>Import to import a photo. Size the vector object to match
the photo as shown here. 
You
can adjust a vector diagram to any size – larger or smaller.
If the proportion is not correct, make sure you adjust the proportion
on your shape, not your photo. Any area of the shape that falls outside
the photo borders will be filled with the color of the vector object.
Select the photograph and choose Effects>Powerclip>Place Inside
Container. The vector object and the photo do not need to be arranged
in any special way. The cursor will change to a black arrow as shown
at the left. Click on the vector object and the photo will fill the
object.
You can also use an outline for definition as shown in the skating
photo above.
