Monday, April 23, 2007

The Magazine's Appeal!


Is she too young to be reading this magazine?
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14 comments:

  1. Nazzareno1:58 AM

    This child promises very well!

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  2. Anonymous2:59 AM

    perhaps she just like the shinny cover ?

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  3. julia3:44 AM

    Interesting work, the expression, the surroundings. Well, off hand, maybe Rolling Stone would be much better than some that are really aimed at the pre teens.

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  4. Dsole6:14 AM

    ooh... everybody knows children are very precocious nowadays!
    But... this is good or bad? who knows! :)
    She's cute indeed

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  5. Anonymous6:36 AM

    A beautiful photograph. I don't know if she can appreciate the contents of Rolling Stone -- maybe she just likes expensive things.

    Abraham Lincoln
    Brookville Daily Photo

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  6. Sally7:33 AM

    What a gorgeous photo - beautiful expression.

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  7. Olivier8:10 AM

    belle composition et tres bonne publicite pour un tres bon journal. elle est peut etre un peu jeune non ?


    beautiful composition and very good publicity for a very good newspaper. it east can be a little young not?

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  8. Deb9:41 AM

    Be thankful it's not Modern Bride!

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  9. Steve Cuddihy1:38 PM

    I believe the magazine over her left shoulder would be a better read. She'll have an better chance at being successful in business than a rock star.

    cute photo though

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  10. Anonymous3:52 PM

    Kate,

    this is just wonderful, and so natural!

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  11. Nikon5:13 PM

    A great expression & I love the colors.

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  12. Roger3:52 PM

    I think 'skipping rocks' is much preferred to Rolling Stones at this age.

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  13. JAM8:18 PM

    She might be too young, but how do you say no to a face like that?

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  14. jb3:58 AM

    People!

    Reading Rolling Stone has nothing to do with being precocious or trying to be a rock star.

    It's all about experiencing a different culture and being exposed to different music and ideas.
    It used to be better when Jan Wenner and Cameron Crowe were on board. (And EVERYBODY should watch "Almost Famous")
    But everything was better back then, eh?!

    I agree with Nazzareno.
    Whole-heartedly

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