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ReNae Stueve · 01-19-2003, 11:31 AM

Although I haven't gotten any input here (believe me I know it's not easy to review and post all of the entries that are posted.) I was shown a great technique at another site. Someone took my original and layed it over the painting as a transparency. It showed how the lower lip is not full enough, the nose is not broad enough and the face, from the cheek down is too thin.

My resolve -- before the sun sets TODAY -- I will own a digital camera. I've decided on the Sony Mavica.

Please don't let these comments stop you. I'm still looking for critique on this one.

UPDATE: Proud owner of a Kodax CX4230. Simple, affordable, already taking good pictures!

01-19-2003, 11:31 AM	#3
ReNae Stueve Associate Member Joined: Dec 2001 Location: Kapolei, HI Posts: 171	Tools of the trade Although I haven't gotten any input here (believe me I know it's not easy to review and post all of the entries that are posted.) I was shown a great technique at another site. Someone took my original and layed it over the painting as a transparency. It showed how the lower lip is not full enough, the nose is not broad enough and the face, from the cheek down is too thin. My resolve -- before the sun sets TODAY -- I will own a digital camera. I've decided on the Sony Mavica. Please don't let these comments stop you. I'm still looking for critique on this one. UPDATE: Proud owner of a Kodax CX4230. Simple, affordable, already taking good pictures! __________________ ALWAYS REMEMBER Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away.