Life According to Emma & Joe: Which one?

Wednesday, February 03, 2010

Which one?

photo #1

photo #2

I just had my professional photo taken again. Wow, I look so much older than the photo taken 6 years ago. Now I have to decide between two almost identical photos. Which to choose? This is exactly the sort of choice that makes me crazy. Like picking shades of wall paint. Any input? Photo #1 or photo #2?

8 comments:

Stacy and Mike said...: I vote 1; 9:42 AM
RK said...: I can't tell you why really, but I'd say #2.; 10:34 AM
Carol N. said...: One looks slightly more professional, Two looks just a touch more casual.; 10:47 AM
Carol N. said...: But, both are great!; 10:48 AM
Anonymous said...: I really like both but my vote would be for #1. I can really see both Joe and Emma in your features, too!; 1:56 PM
Tutu said...: I like #1. You look great!; 6:18 PM
Mrs. Olance said...: They both are great pictures. There is something about #2 where your personality comes out a bit more. Honestly, you cannot go wrong with either picture. Remember, you are not older, but wiser...; 1:44 PM
Jennifer said...: You look BEAUTIFUL in both!!!!!! I like #2 angle the best. What good lighting and love the book background.; 5:28 PM

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