Open your picture in Preview, then select View » Customize Toolbar. Drag the Annotate tool to your toolbar.
Then just choose the type of annotation you want to make from the newly-created toolbar element, and use the mouse to add it to your picture. You can also use following modifiers:
Press the '+' or '-' keys to increase or decrease line thickness.
Choose Tools » Show Colors and use the color wheel to change the color of the selected object (including notes).
Choose Tools » Show Fonts and use the fonts panel to change the text note font.
This functionality could be useful when commenting screenshots.
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As is known, one can annotate PDF documents by means of Mac OS X standard Preview application. It turns out that the same functionality is available for raster images also, but for some reason, it's hidden by developers.
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