Thanks for the responses!  Very helpful tips and advice.

The Gaussian blur trick worked best on this image - however after reading the model and composition advice from lisafx, I've decided to scrap this image and pick another one from the same session - which is crisper and fring free.

... lots to learn.

I've recently been submitting to stock sites with some of my images being accepted. I want to submit this image and have a few questions about it. I'm hoping for some experienced input.

When viewed at 100% there is some fringing around the model's neckline. How terrible is this, and what can I do to avoid this kind of thing happening? This image was shot outside at 200 ISO. Here is a link to the full sized image.

http://www.playacommunity.com/photo/DSC_0433.jpg

Thanks
Jamuna

Dang! That isn't it either...

I saw a document on one of the stock sites that explained technical errors with pictures of good images and ones with problems. I can't seem to find where I saw that. I wonder if anyone can point me to a url that explains this?

Thanks
Jamuna