what I usually do for these types of pictures is flattening the image..
In Corel Paint:
open the picture in Corel Paint
select image on the toolbar > make sure your background colors are black
Image > Convert to CMYK > pop up may come up about flatten the image click ok
now you can take your color mask and remove the black.. I just did it with your image and it not pretty because the image blends into the background but it will save on printing black ink.
If you have Corel Draw>
Click on the image and select "Edit Bitmap" it should then pop up into Corel Paint.
Follow the same steps as above.. when you are finished with the conversion.. select Finish Editing it will ask you if you want to save select yes
them image will return to Corel Draw
Select the image and you remove the color mask this way too.. I usually start in the corners because that is where the most black is.
Then print like normal...
In Corel Paint:
open the picture in Corel Paint
select image on the toolbar > make sure your background colors are black
Image > Convert to CMYK > pop up may come up about flatten the image click ok
now you can take your color mask and remove the black.. I just did it with your image and it not pretty because the image blends into the background but it will save on printing black ink.
If you have Corel Draw>
Click on the image and select "Edit Bitmap" it should then pop up into Corel Paint.
Follow the same steps as above.. when you are finished with the conversion.. select Finish Editing it will ask you if you want to save select yes
them image will return to Corel Draw
Select the image and you remove the color mask this way too.. I usually start in the corners because that is where the most black is.
Then print like normal...