I was putzing about in my files, and came across these... some of my favorite people shots...what do you think??
about 4 years old, taken on a trip to Chicago....
Thanks for looking!
Trish
( I've done different things to them PP...)
I like the first. The positioning is excellent AND the barbie (assumed by me) is so out of place that it helps elevate this shot.
Thanks guys!
I really wish I had gotten the Barbie AND her high heeled leg, but she had moved the doll to her lap...
I can only imagine what is going on here.... she's Chinese, and visiting Chicago with her little sisters doll (kinda like a flat stanley?) and maybe she's talking to her sister half a world away???
Ah, The Bean, an endless source of great images. I think the first image is the better of the two. You might try in a square crop, eliminating the empty space at the bottom. The color in #2 bothers me some. Did you add purple and green in post? I can see that it goes with her clothing, but I don't think it works.
Ah, The Bean, an endless source of great images. I think the first image is the better of the two. You might try in a square crop, eliminating the empty space at the bottom. The color in #2 bothers me some. Did you add purple and green in post? I can see that it goes with her clothing, but I don't think it works.
Definitely #1, and definitely without your name on top of it. And I love your story!
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Thanks guys!
I really wish I had gotten the Barbie AND her high heeled leg, but she had moved the doll to her lap...
I can only imagine what is going on here.... she's Chinese, and visiting Chicago with her little sisters doll (kinda like a flat stanley?) and maybe she's talking to her sister half a world away???
I always have a story....
Thanks again,
Trish
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Definitely #1, and definitely without your name on top of it. And I love your story!
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