Perhaps a tad warm? Flesh tones good (his left hand a bit on the red side?) and the dappled light beside it has magenta hints on my screen. So many variables though.

I reckon the skin tones look pretty good here; if you hadn't included the other version for comparison .....
I'm wondering if the "truth" is somewhere between the two - this one struck me as being just a touch green, the other a touch warm but ....

Also very appealing, with that great sky generating accolades.

You should incorporate a star, thumb or equivalent button on your pages. It would get multiple clicks for this one.

3 years ago.. you probably barely recognize the girls after that time. The magic of film, unexpected glimpses of the past. Enjoy!

The key is white balance - Colten Allen posted a good workflow to process C41 negs. Its worth a read.

Prefer this one, as Rod notes it has a warmth that the other is lacking. Scanning colour negatives is not easy, the colours can be all over the shop.
Has an arty feel to this for me, probably helped by the underexposure. Cant wait to see more.

Actually I think I prefer this one. And the image is great with them looking at you from different sides. Cool work.

I much prefer this one for its warmth. The other one is very cool - I thought it had a blue caste at first - it reminds me of underexposed Ektachrome.

Splendid shot. Well timed. Good color rendering, too.