~My Girl~ 4 ~Red Flowers and Brown Eyes~ by mbz2662

Photography • People • posted on Feb 03, 2008

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This is the last one of this shot. I think this is my favorite. I printed it and it turned out really well. My husband stole it from me... lol. Thanks for taking the time to leave me comments, I enjoy reading them, and if you have advice I like that too~ My previous upload: "~My Girl~ 3 ~Brown Eyes~" BTW, Goodoleboy, your comment on this one cracked me up! Have a super duper Sunday~ Ya watchin' the Super Bowl? ~HUGS~

Comments (22)

Realm_Of_Illusion

2:16PM | Sun, 03 February 2008

Love the red flowers and color of her eyes, nice touch :)

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artaddict2

2:25PM | Sun, 03 February 2008

Beautiful ! lovely eyes.

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deweygg

2:34PM | Sun, 03 February 2008

Yes, yes, yes! A winner! 5++

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Chipka

2:45PM | Sun, 03 February 2008

I agree with your husband's sentiments in regard to stealing this picture. It's a real beauty, fantastically executed. There is such warmth in this image, such vibrant life as well. Fantastic stuff worth far more than a mere 5-star rating.

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danob

3:05PM | Sun, 03 February 2008

What a great image and my favourite of the series.. Lock the camera away lol

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Mad-Mike

4:23PM | Sun, 03 February 2008

WOW I believe this is it for sure!!! simply beautiful this is! perfect combination of colors here!

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goodoleboy

4:45PM | Sun, 03 February 2008

Interesting version of your favorite photo, Melinda, but, in contrast to the other comments, I believe the deep red color of the foreground flowers is most distracting, especially when it comes to your purty daughter. I liked the previous versions where the foreground flowers are blurred and subdued.

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