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Interesting, though dangerous. While these photos are mild, opportunity to "color" a situations comes rushing forward. Thankfully the Times did the wise thing. Altering situations such as these is too easy these days. Photographs preserve history, they were not intended to create it.
Thanks for the link.
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Yes, that one minor alteration made the photo take on a whole new light.Comment
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I have to agree. There's a place for photo manipulation, and photo journalism is definately not it...Thankfully the Times did the wise thingComment
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Another photo of Photographer George Plemper, please respect copyright of this photo, do not work on this photo without the permission of the Photographer.
Thank you. C&C welcome
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Hi, I have a tintype photo that I am trying to date. The photo measures 6 inches x 8 inches. The thickness of the metal is .013. This photo belonged to a relative (John Evans) who lived between 1864-1924. The gentleman in the photo does not look like John Evans, when compared to several other known...09-22-2008, 10:27 AM
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I've been working with this image all day now, and I can't seem to get it to do what I want to do.
For the most part, I'm able to restore large portions of the picture pretty easily, but the tree on the left, the fence on the right and the boy's skin tones keep coming out weird....01-04-2007, 03:29 AM -
Retouch it if you like, but it's "the message" that's funny!...04-22-2008, 09:49 AM
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can anyone and tell me how to repair the face and cloths on my dads photo
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