Why do I have yellowish border around image shadows?

Why do I have a faint yellowish border around my images' shadows in a Keynote presentation?
Thanks,
Jayne

I actually took my mac to an Apple store for them to look at this problem.
Four people looked at it including a creative person, a genius and a few technical people.
To no avail... they had no resolution!
Does anybody out there have a solution??
Thanks.

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