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Susie OConnor
{K:34798} 8/1/2005
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Here's the color.
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Patricia Ramos
{K:711} 8/1/2005
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I think I like the colored version better. I love her eyes!
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Sarah Per Lee
{K:2477} 8/1/2005
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I honestly like the sepia version better. Maybe, it's just me...but, when the tones and lighting are just right...I just love it! The color one below is great, but the lighting is a bit off...kinda too much yellow. What a sweet "doll" face indeed! Lovely capture Suz. Thanks for the comments on mine!
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Cheryl Ogle
{K:24494} 8/1/2005
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With a mug like that... OMG adorable shot!! Well done. This frame fill is perfect. Lovely work Susie.
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Margaret Sturgess
{K:49403} 8/1/2005
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Susie I like the colour one more, but it is a little on the yellow side. I have had a play, changed the skin tone and then brightened the eyes - see what you think
Margaret
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Marcus Armani
{K:35759} 8/1/2005
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Wow you really take cute child portraits, this is so very cute, love the expression. well done..
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Kathy Hillard
{K:25721} 8/1/2005
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I like the sepia better, Sissy! The color is great too. Your kid photos are really developing! Love this!
Kath
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Mahamed Ariffin
{K:4148} 8/1/2005
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I love the sepia version better. The girl is such a darling.
And thanks for the comments on my uploads.
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Gabriel Fuentes
{K:6565} 8/1/2005
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I like them both, they're beautiful and well crafted. The sepia has excellent tone and more alluringly entices me to study the empathic expression of the face. The color version provides different visual detail, like the gorgeous color of the eyes. I praise your composition also because its 'personal' closeness communicates her expression so charmingly well. Margaret's adjustment of the yellow is 'right on.' Great capture Susie! ...Gab
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Darlene Boucher
{K:15649} 8/1/2005
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I think I like the color version, both are incredible though. You did a wonderful job on composing, great image Susie!
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Susie OConnor
{K:34798} 8/2/2005
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Hi Margaret!
Thanks for taking the time to play! I agree on the skin tones, but I think the eyes became a bit too bright. I really struggled with which one I preferred, but in the end the sepia won out. Guess it always comes down to personal preference!
Thanks again for your consideration of this photo.
Susie
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cessy karina
{K:14205} 8/2/2005
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owww... she is so cute
I like both colors and sepia, the work by margaret also wonderful
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Carolyn Wiesbrock
{K:14051} 8/2/2005
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Ok, I guess I'm an oddball because I like the color version better. The only thing different I would do is lighten it a little, otherwise it's perfect. This is a treasure!
Very expressive and well executed..beautiful work!
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John Loreaux
{K:85872} 8/3/2005
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What a beautiful child Susie!! The sepia is nice and I really can't chose between the two!........After looking again I prefer the color version! Just Me. Very cute and well taken Susie! my best......................John
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Trish McCoy
{K:16519} 8/3/2005
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gosh I don't know which one I like better. they both are just as gorgeous. well I have to go with both. ;)
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Geza Farkas
{K:12412} 8/3/2005
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Soft and beautiful. IMHO I'll be happy to see a little more space on the bottom of photo :-).
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Cheryl Ogle
{K:24494} 8/5/2005
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I didn't notice the color one - I think I like it better. I love the way her eye color matches the wall. Then the splash of softness from the ginham top. Wonderful shot.
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Brenda Guiles
{K:6128} 8/5/2005
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Most definately the sepia version here! An excellent in camera tight composition and crop, full of emotion! :)
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David Hofmann
{K:23830} 8/5/2005
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actually I prefer the color version here and I like what Margaret did with the colors.
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Melisa Meyers
{K:9610} 8/8/2005
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Absolutely precious! You have captured the eyes at the perfect angle. Beautiful comp.
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Tim Schumm
{K:27168} 8/10/2005
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You have a impressive eye for the portrait. I like this one the best of this page of your Port. The reason is that the cropping is tight with only the most important aspects of the face included giving it a tension that makes for a very sophisticated and emotional photo
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