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Another Man's Junk. . .
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Another Man's Junk...
I was playing around with filters today and this filter is called, Ink Outlines.
I think it goes quite well with this image. What do you think???
Wandering around the Aotea Markets in Auckland City last weekend I came across this tent selling bits and pieces - brick-a-brack, toys, junk, mixed crockery, dolls, old tourist items, tea towels and pictures, knitting needles, and whatever… etc.
And I thought of the well-known saying:
Another man's junk is another man's treasure.
But looking at this table – it's just a load of junk, and it made me think that ...just changing hands doesn't change the quality of it!!! It’s still junk!!!
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- Dawn
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Hi Janice...now why didnt you buy those knitting needles there...LOL.. come on.. you could have sat knitting all day...
Junk you say... well maybe that radio on the left, could be worth a bob or two in time to come... a collectors item ?..and that old suitcase up on the right hand corner.. they are collectable now too...lol..
Yes I think this is an image where you can use the filters like this...
Well done for playing around.. and using the different filters..I must try it...
Thanks for sharing..
See you a bit later...
Cheers
Dawn.
Excellent PP work Janice which suits the subject extremely well. The filter has retained enough of the image to still be colourful yet detailed. Junk a lot of it is but I have found some lovely English china in such places.TFS
David
PS Many thanks for your comment on Days Gone By
