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.
Showing posts with label Archeology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Archeology. Show all posts
Friday, December 9, 2011
Nice Set of Headlights on That One!
Yeah, I'm back. At least I think I am. Got three new posts on the Hare-Brained Homestead blog, so I thought it was time to freshen up here, too.
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Window Dressing
Original black and white negative. I believe this was part of the 1975 trip to Sebewaing, Michigan. If not in Sebewaing proper, then somewhere in Michigan's "thumb", along Saginaw Bay.
Friday, February 11, 2011
I Like Beer! It Makes Me A Jolly Good Fellow..
Several of my mother's uncles worked at the Sebewaing Brewery. Not long after I went to work at a camera store in Saginaw, Michigan, a co-worker and I took a little photo trip to Sebewaing. This is one of the many images from that trip. From the original black and white negative.
Illustrated is the straight tinting process using Picnik. Click on image to biggify.
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