September 11, 2007
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lake Michigan, anton kids
okay here is the picture of my kids, i have been working on it for EVER. i like the painting style sooo what do you think? This will be 55×40 and will be hung in my foyer. i really want truthful coments, i love constructive critisim, so tell me. is it missing somthing? colors okay? your monitor may be different than mine on the colors.
Comments (9)
I love the colors, it has just that beautiful sunset glow to it and I also like the softness of the image.
I really think you have done well here, I would stop tweaking with it. Not only are you looking at it from your professional angle, but also as thier Mom. As a casual looker (because that is what I am) I would say it is a stand out image. My favorite part is the soft, glowing nature of the picture. The kid’s smiles are all relaxed, and heartfelt. It is an excellent picture, and if it were of my kids I would be very pleased.
oh wow Sandy, this is lovely…
I’ll say it again and again…”What a great looking family”! But only a 55×40″? Ha!
Just remember that you will need to shoot another one at the same location in 5 years, your kids are going to change so much in that time.
Just beautiful Sandy.
lmao randy..everything i do is huge, not just big..lol
I cant sell something to my clients that i wouldnt have..
Sandy I love this; great job!! You have such a great looking family.
It’s awesome. No more changes necessary.
Has a dreamy quality to it. Nice to have a good pic hanging with all your kids. Good looking ones by the way.
Hi Sandy,
This looks very nice and dreamy. The colors are rich and everything is soft but I see it somewhat less like a painting and more like something that would pop into your head while remembering a great weekend of times past. If you wanted anything constructive or otherwise, it looks just a bit processed with selective softening since from the small preview in Xanga it looks like the horizon is slightly sharper near their heads than near the sides — I sort of wonder if it will slightly confuse a viewer’s eyes when it’s as beautifully huge as you’re planning.
Either way, you’ll have to raise the level of everything else in the house if people walk in and see this amazing photo first.
Great work,
Dan T.