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The most radical revolutionary will become a conservative the day after the revolution.


I'm experimenting a little with the post production here. I'm giving Hank here a bit of a silver/bronze tint that I think for some reason sharpens up the image somewhat. What do you reckon?



These were taken at Seven Mile Beach, one of our regulars.

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Roddy said…
I don't know about silver bronze, but they certainly appear to clearer.
Roddy said…
Sorry! There should be the word 'be' between the last two words. I am mortified. No proof reader!
Hi! Kris,

"The most radical revolutionary will become a conservative the day after the revolution."
Hmmm...really!

"I'm experimenting a little with the post production here. I'm giving Hank here a bit of a silver/bronze tint that I think for some reason sharpens up the image somewhat.
What do you reckon?"


Kris, I agree that the second photograph image is sharper...because I noticed the second photograph...dark and light contrast...immediately.

Thanks, for sharing the photographs of Hank too!

DeeDee ;-D
Magpie said…
Henry looks to be having so much fun. The photos are wonderful.
Kris McCracken said…
Thanks for the feedback, I've been fiddling with different tones and filters of late, and I'm enjoying it!

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