Fox, I've seen all these shots, but thanks. The problem is that with all the photos being smiley and brow-raisey, it's impossible to gauge where everything should go in it's natural state. All you can really do is make educated guesses. When a person smiles, the facial features shift all across the board. When you morph someone, the only way to do it is to start from the neutral expression. I did try again today from scratch, and the results of that are in the gallery. Even still, it required some work in photoshop to get her that close. It won't be long until I'm totally frustrated trying to get her though. All the pics in the world are not going to help unless they are dead-on face shots without expression and it wouldn't hurt to have a profile shot the same way. Nothing short of that or an accidental miracle is going to help, sorry to say. -Darth_Logice