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"travelers" by Amanda Grace Magdalena Racz

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	This was fun... I started this a s practice to see if I could successfully add wings to a body... then I just kept adding things. The little guy is my precious angel of a son. He is in a lot of my work. I like the way this looks. It reminds me of travelers just walking through the woods looking at every little thing.

Date	Name	Comment
17 Aug 2000	Victoria E. Brennan	Loading... Your son is just adorable!! I love how in the picture he's stairing at that butterfly. This is a really neat concept, They look like they are having a nice time just walking around in the woods. It looks like something right out of a movie I love how you make fantasy soooo real in your pictures.
21 Aug 2000		Loading... The facial expressions are pretty interesting but the only thing that's not part of the original photo that's decent is the ear of the baby. The wings are horrible, seems that they were really small and you made them much bigger, and they're of the wrong position and angle. The background is too greyish and the butterfly too colourful to fit the people.------------------There were actually FIVE seperate "original" pictures. I try to create and add on to pictures rather than set up a nice scene and then snap a picture of it. That way may make things more realistic, but it takes the fun out for me. Mandy
3 Sep 2000	Jamie	Loading... very cute, great concept, can i come kidnap ur son??? like it, lots and lots
9 Sep 2000	Julie R Kowalski	Loading... cute, cute and then cute again! the pose is perfect for travelers!!! love the clothing and expressions....and i like the wings and admire the fact that you use more then one photo instead of snapping a background to one photo...true artmanship!