Taken on Friday when my son and I went on a photo excursion.
Taken in color. Desaturated, added real film grain.
made a tad smaller.
posted by The Professor at 2:21 PM
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Saturday, April 15, 2006
Taken on Friday when my son and I went on a photo excursion.
Taken in color. Desaturated, added real film grain.
made a tad smaller.
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4 Comments:
good job :)
Looks good! Print it, frame it, enjoy it! ;-)
Hrm... That looks familiar.....
I really enjoy your blog. I don't remember how I found it but it is worth reading...Loved the irows.
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