Mike Shimwell
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In Perspective, Fun: re Stone or...
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Rachel Foster
New member
If my husband posted that (of me), he'd be hamburger. However, since its' not me this is an utterly charming, treasure of an image. Very sweet.
fahim mohammed
Well-known member
Mike, Thank you. Must say, this is one of the most endearing photos you have posted.
The human element in this capture is awesome. The shared bond is shouted thru the peaceful
slumber.
Well done sir.
The human element in this capture is awesome. The shared bond is shouted thru the peaceful
slumber.
Well done sir.
Mike Shimwell
New member
Rachel, Why would you take any offence at such beauty and love being shared amongst friends? Still, thank you.
Fahim, Thanks as always. I really appreciate your thought.
I've now prepared a print version of the original scan and another, which I've attached below for you both.
Mike.
Fahim, Thanks as always. I really appreciate your thought.
I've now prepared a print version of the original scan and another, which I've attached below for you both.
Mike.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Mike,
This is a super surprise! I love the composition and the classic nature of the poses. Only niggle, is the possible over-sharpening of the face of the girl on the right. Looking at a jpg is obviously not a categorical way to judge an image printed from film, (or from full 16 BIT Adobe RGB digital mage, for that matter)!
Asher
Mike Shimwell
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Asher, thanks.
Any over sharpening is a result of the compression and sharpen for screen. TBH it probably didn't need any post resizing sharpen.
MIke
Any over sharpening is a result of the compression and sharpen for screen. TBH it probably didn't need any post resizing sharpen.
MIke