What is Different? (Part 5)

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Some of the changes in this one are pretty subtle. I guess I'm practicing my photo touch-up skills as much as just having fun. Good luck!

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  1. Heather CardonSeptember 27, 2012 at 11:08 AM

    I count 15 differences. I'll let April or whoever write down what they all are..

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  2. AprilSeptember 27, 2012 at 4:45 PM

    oh great heather... I only counted 14, so you'll have to tell me what I missed :)

    exit sign
    color of Hannah's shirt
    Steven's tassel
    MaeLyn's hair
    MaeLyn's head cocked
    MaeLyn's earrings
    purse on shoulder
    Steven's cape thingy... what's that called again?
    color of Peter's shirt
    fixed John's shirt
    Josh's expression
    John's hair
    bear's tag
    Josh's tie

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  3. Heather CardonSeptember 28, 2012 at 4:22 PM

    Pupils are darkened
    Peter's cheek -Just caught that one..
    I counted each person's eyes separately and missed a few of yours, though I'm not certain which ones.. I did miss MaeLyn's cocked head for sure. I don't remember if I noticed josh's expression, John's shirt, or the bear's tag.

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