Bit of a learning curve to this one, but, google is your friend on finding some tutorials.
Paint.NET "Basic photo editing with layers, filters and plug-ins"
PhotoScape "A simple, unusual editor that can handle more than just photos"
And as already mentioned in this section of forums and elsewhere on site:
Google Nik Collection "A professional-level filter selection, now made free"
The list is comprised of ten (10) image editors/software.. with the best thing being that they are all free. With the download links contained on the article's page and some additional information/description for each.
I can attest to the fact Google Nik Collection is very fine. I have a good photography friend who uses it and just loves it. I have downloaded it, but not yet used it. I can also highly recommend to Mac users the AuroraHDR software (it's Mac-only),, which I use--usually for photos with people in them.
"The best free photo-editing software 2016"
There are some familiar names, as well as, a couple of new ones (to me, anyways).
GIMP
"Silly name, exceptional photo-editing software"
Bit of a learning curve to this one, but, google is your friend on finding some tutorials.
Paint.NET
"Basic photo editing with layers, filters and plug-ins"
PhotoScape
"A simple, unusual editor that can handle more than just photos"
And as already mentioned in this section of forums and elsewhere on site:
Google Nik Collection
"A professional-level filter selection, now made free"
The list is comprised of ten (10) image editors/software.. with the best thing being that they are all free. With the download links contained on the article's page and some additional information/description for each.