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Comment by alfpics posted on Existing Owners Just Ecstatic at 04/12/2014 - 11:49
I think I'd want to see how others found it performed before entrusting something to blow air like that into the mirror chamber; ie to make sure that it really did push only clean air through!
Comment by alfpics posted on Check out this "dust blower" at 02/12/2014 - 23:57
You were blessed with wonderful light - it looks stunning. The atmosphere is great, helped by the cold and a bit of mist or is it smoke or steam causing the line of wagons to disappear. Great stuff!
Comment by alfpics posted on Five in a row- StephenHampshire at 02/12/2014 - 23:53
Nice facial frontal! I do and don't agree with Nigel's comment. The person to the left of frame adds to the story of the image from me. If the blouse/ shirt were not white, then that would have helped.
But the important part of the image looks really nice and sharp
But the important part of the image looks really nice and sharp
Comment by alfpics posted on Five in a row- StephenHampshire at 02/12/2014 - 15:59
Yes - I remember my early attempts at scanning left a lot to be desired!
Comment by alfpics posted on Five in a row - alfpics at 29/11/2014 - 21:30
Hi and welcome - great picky of Toby!
Comment by alfpics posted on Good evening from Reading! at 29/11/2014 - 20:57
@ David Trout - don't know which scanner you used, but mine is a Minolta elite 5400 using Vuescan software
@ t7er - have done one print and framed, but its not actually hanging on the wall! I really ought to put it up!
Thank you all for the appreciation - its been a bit of fun doing this, and a discipline to pick 5 from thousands of images!
StephenHampshire is taking over next week
@ t7er - have done one print and framed, but its not actually hanging on the wall! I really ought to put it up!
Thank you all for the appreciation - its been a bit of fun doing this, and a discipline to pick 5 from thousands of images!
StephenHampshire is taking over next week
Comment by alfpics posted on Five in a row - alfpics at 29/11/2014 - 20:53
An excellent set - with numbers 1 & 2 being my favourites; however no 4 has great appeal as well
Comment by alfpics posted on Sheffield Botanical Gardens at 28/11/2014 - 22:38
Somebody must have paid £700 for an LED calculator at one point.
I paid £170 for a Sharp calculator in 1970/72? One of the earliest ever made.
That's about £2,200 in today's pennies
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