What beautiful girls. I'm a grandparent, and I know I'd be thrilled to receive it.

What can I possibly add, Anita,
There sure are a lot of smart and talented people hanging out here. They all agree with me

It is just fine the way it is now. Don't mess with it any more, you might screw it up.

Rusty

I agree with all the above. It's a fabulous pic. The only thing I would even remotely, remotely (that's remotley squared) consider is some appropriate loving text. But if you try that be very careful of font and color, etc. I'd try it and be ready to erase it. As said above, the image stands alone beautifully.

Anita, it's superb! And like the above post, I'd only "remotely" suggest -- maybe cropping a little more from the top. Seems there might be a little too much white space above the head of the tallest girl. However, it may be that you can't do that, because you need a certain aspect ration. And if that's the case . . . don't give my suggestion a second thought, because your work is beautiful.

Anita....I think you should just take Chuck's advise !!!!

Well Done !!!!
George

Anita---Fantastic. Wouldn't change a thing. I too am a grandparent and would love to have something as wonderful as this on my wall.

Beautiful girls.

Anita, I wouldn't change a thing! It is awesome, great job!

Anita - This is just lovely. I'm sure everyone will be happy to receive it as a gift. I will join in the chorus here to say that I would not change a thing. Just one question: How come you have a photo with a cluttered, busy background and it ends up looking like this masterpiece? When I have a cluttered and/or busy background, it looks like I just erased or blurred the background. This photo is fantastic - looks like it was taken in a studio. If you have time, could you share the steps you took?

Anita... I think it is fabulous!! The colors look great! (not a lot of gray tones)

I would maybe try and crop just a hair more. And I love the work you did on the eyes. Make a test print first. Sometimes what I think looks good on my screen it too exaggerated in print. I have had to go back and tone down eyes quite a few times.

Beautiful work!