Taken using my Olympus OM-2n. 50 mm lens. ISO 100 film
Chowpatty Beach, Bombay
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Removing The Cobwebs: That Smile
Taken using my Olympus OM-2n. 50 mm lens. ISO 100 film
Chowpatty Beach, Bombay
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Glorious!
Well, thank you!
Great photo. I would love to see it cleaned it up a little in Photoshop.
You mean, removing all the scratches and all? I actually left them there on purpose
I find the speckles and scratches distract my eye from the subject. Good to leave some age signs. It is a matter of personal taste. No right or wrong here 🙂
I left them there, to remind me of days gone by!
It is a matter of how they eye travels across the photo. I do see the subject, but then I start looking at the squiggles.
I see a joyous love for that child in her clasp.
Leslie
There is.. was..
Beautiful. 🙂 Thank you.
Thank you very much indeed.. and, for stopping by
apologies if others have commented likewise…. I see a natural model. A girl in love with the camera and it with her. A confidence shines from her. Also a Carer…protecting the younger child who seems dubious about the attention. I love her… where is she now? What is she doing? Do you know?
What is she doing now? Probably married with kids..
I hope not only that…can ” we” find out?
I doubt.. That was taken a long time ago… I am not sure if even she is still living in Bombay now
Oh I love this photo! I personally like how you left the natural effects as is 🙂
Oh yes.. I remember that you mentioned this once, and this is why I often leave them in!
🙂 🙂