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Negative View -- On the Right Path?
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
It's a question worth asking from time to time. We all get caught up in the flurry and bustle of our daily lives and though "the unexamined life" may not be worth living, the examined life does not happen as often as we might wish, either.
So, thanks to Helen for another challenging theme...and a moment of reflection :)
Sizing and sharpening here was done in The Gimp. The negative conversion is the product of IrfanView, which remains, at times, just the right tool for the task at hand. |
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Bonjour Jim,
I like the symbolism of your image! Dream is an essential aspect of life.
I propose you a workshop, don't mind, it is just for make me drem more!
Regards! Annie
Bonjour Jim
Quelle ambiance étrange c'est très réussi
Amicalement
Sylvain
Hello Jim
A wonderful, arty and moody capture here, lovely image that suits the negative transformation well. Interesting thought provoking notes too
TFS and for joining in the theme
regards Helen
When I had time I used to try this in the darkroom...years ago...It is fun...brings out things we never really know we are seeing when done in normal...Fine image Jim.....I have been absent a bit eh? Sorry!
Bob
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