That's a superb photo, Lorell.
Don, old family photographs are treasures, and it's so good to be able to preserve them as digital images.
Really nice image, Rich - nice processing. I am one of those who regularly tweaks my photos digitally (values, colors, adding or removing or moving objects, etc.) and I don't understand those rigid purists who criticize digital processing. First of all, every photo taken with a digital camera (and probably with today's film cameras too) are processed in the camera by algorithms that adjust the image to a greater or lesser degree. Second, they frequently claim that an image that has been digitally processed isn't art. Yet artists whether painting outside or from photos routinely change the scene in the ways mentioned above - somehow this is OK in painting, but not in photography.
OK, off my soapbox.
Grant, lovely delicate patterns and pleasing colors in your photo.
I have nothing new, so back into the Way Back Machine, this time to April 2005 for a shot of a Pacific sunset taken off PCH in Huntington Beach. I can tell from the original file name that the camera used was my first digital camera - the Sony Mavica. Some may remember that it saved images on 3-1/2 disks. With a very low resolution I was lucky to get any image that was maybe worth posting.
Have a good week, everyone. stay safe and well.
Don, old family photographs are treasures, and it's so good to be able to preserve them as digital images.
Really nice image, Rich - nice processing. I am one of those who regularly tweaks my photos digitally (values, colors, adding or removing or moving objects, etc.) and I don't understand those rigid purists who criticize digital processing. First of all, every photo taken with a digital camera (and probably with today's film cameras too) are processed in the camera by algorithms that adjust the image to a greater or lesser degree. Second, they frequently claim that an image that has been digitally processed isn't art. Yet artists whether painting outside or from photos routinely change the scene in the ways mentioned above - somehow this is OK in painting, but not in photography.
OK, off my soapbox.
Grant, lovely delicate patterns and pleasing colors in your photo.
I have nothing new, so back into the Way Back Machine, this time to April 2005 for a shot of a Pacific sunset taken off PCH in Huntington Beach. I can tell from the original file name that the camera used was my first digital camera - the Sony Mavica. Some may remember that it saved images on 3-1/2 disks. With a very low resolution I was lucky to get any image that was maybe worth posting.
Have a good week, everyone. stay safe and well.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
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