Wherein we attempt to show that no image in a lifetime of photographic tomfoolery is useless as long as one has a couple of scanners for prints, film, and slides, and access to editing tools like Photoshop, Picnik, Picasa, ACDSee, PicMonkey, LuminarAI, the Nik suite of tools,and more. Over my lifetime I've collected thousands of these images. Enough to post one-a-day on this blog for the rest of my life. Enjoy.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Memphis Belle.
It's time for another image of the love of my life. Yet another medium is represented here, as this is a Polaroid black and white original.. (in fact, the sharp-eyed will see the box and some other prints! I've had this image since it's capture and I just noticed it today while zoomed in for the hand tinting!)
The picture was taken at a park somewhere in the Memphis, TN area when the young Margaret came to visit a lonely sailor. And dumped him.
At least it wasn't via a "Dear John", and of course, things eventually worked out just fine.
Rippled water effect from ACDSee Pro, hand tinting and "60's" color with rounded corners and frame from Picnik.
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