Bronze relief
Cousin Dean with puppy in 2002
posted by NorthRock @ 7:20 PM
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Aunt Dianna sent me this wonderfull Brozed relief That i assume dean did himself? Perhaps a better discription is required Dianna.
Dean came to go hunting with his Bro Al and DAd. I took the photo on my Pentax K 1000 and developed the film at photoworks.com, then they e-mailed notice that I could view the photos on their web site. At that time, I could download them and they were mine. so I worked it over on my Adobe Photosuite program. I'm not sure even how to do it on my present set up.
PS. Photoworks used to be Seattle Filmworks. I quit using their services when they made their website difficult to use, well difficult to take my own photos off their site. They only wanted to make more prints for me and posters etc., so I soon bought the Casio digital camera I love so well.
Yeah, But who did the Bronze relief itself?? You can see it is Dean. And that is the Old Farm House in the background.
I think Diana's saying that this was actually done on the computer with Photo Impressions. Its not an actual bronze relief. Just a picture with an effect put on it digitally. Much like Larry's "Best Self Portrait Ever"
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