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Emma Rose, the rose

© John C. Schwentner

Emma Rose, the rose

Uploaded: August 28, 2005

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Cathy Barrows September 11, 2005 0

what a cutie pie...looks like she already is practicing for the sullen teenage girl look....lol

I do use PS and on my slinky I used flaming pair as a plug in #308498

Kirsi Bertolini September 11, 2005 0

Hello there little moviestar! I like this crop better, this is a keepsake! #1823700

John C. Schwentner September 11, 2005 0

Thank you, she is a trip alright #1824120

September 12, 2005 0

These point 'n' shoot digitals are great for quickie snapshots like this aren't they? No need to consider lighting, depth of field, distracting elements, etc. - just blast away and put 'em in the family album! #1826423

John C. Schwentner December 15, 2005 0

It would be nice W.E., to be able to do that, but this took half an hour to get her to sit like this! #2188968

Brandon e. Wall December 17, 2005 0

yet another great photo #2193109

John C. Schwentner December 17, 2005 0

Something you probably would have difficulty doing #2193114

Brandon e. Wall December 17, 2005 0

ty for your kind words #2193116

John C. Schwentner December 17, 2005 0

What do you expect, you went first #2193120

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