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Detect variations of a subimage in image

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I'm currently trying to figure out how i can detect a subimage in an image. However i'm not sure which techniques i should apply.. Example: trying to detect finger nails in an image, such that i can get the area of those nails and calculate the color of them. In this case they are all blue, but it's possible that they are all different color. ![image description](/upfiles/14475909767048535.jpg) ![image description](http://www.alllacqueredup.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/Essie-Butler-Please-swatch-cobalt-blue.jpg) ![image description](http://i1059.photobucket.com/albums/t429/mattaniasalvina/mattaniasalvina001/Rimmel-london-nail-polish-447-barmy-blue_zpsf8f41674.jpg) I've been suggested the two following ways: - HSV + SIFT/SURF + feature point cloud matching(cluster analysis) - for polygons instead then HSV + segmentation + polygonize + shape comparison/matching To begin with, I don't understand how i can 'define' a finger nail. I though of photoshopping out some nails out of pictures, but since there are so many variations, it doesn't seem to be an optimal solution(different shapes/lengths/widths) and i'm not sure this is the way to go? So i was thinking if i could somehow tag images with polygon data and location, such that it defines a nail in a picture? **In the end, i just don't know how these things are done. All help is welcome**

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