Thank you LISA MCOY!!!

[islandphoto]

Lisa really did an excellent job editing my photo. The bride's eyes were closed. There was hair in her face. I thought I couldn't use the photo but now I can :) So, as I mentioned in a previous thread, I am about to order some 16x20 inch prints most likely on metallic paper. I'd like them to all be in color to sort of go together at my wedding expo ( They will be going into mats and beautiful wood frames). I am thinking of using the color version of this photo. Which does everyone else like better?

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l223/jotano/tina-bw.jpg

2http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l223/jotano/fudge-1.jpg

3http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l223/jotano/tina--matt.jpg

[tim]

Sepia. Metalic paper adds saturation, don't go to far with your procession. Whites turn silver ish but look good.

[islandphoto]

Thanks TIM :) Do you think it would look okay with 2 large color photos and one large sepia at the wedding expo?

[TeeJay]

I don't have any experience of metalic paper, but I do prefer the colour photo of the three. I realise you want to keep the bridge in the picture, but I find the rocks etc on the left rather distracting. Could you crop them out?

TJ

[islandphoto]

TJ - thanks for looking and commenting. You know... I think I'll probably have to crop that out in order to get it to a 20x16 ratio. I'm glad you like the color one because I think that would work best for my theme at the wedding expo :)

[jbstudios]

sepia. Metallic will make the white look silver and you might focus more on that than the bride.

[Tiffany]

I like the sepia best as well - I feel it shows more details and contrast than the other two. For some reason the b/w looks really dark and you lose a lot of detail, and the color looks oversaturated to me.

[Maui Kim]

I also like the sepia but I think that if you want to keep with your theme the color would be fine...metallic paper will make it pop..I haven't found anything that I don't like with metallic paper yet...Kim