My wife Marlene and I were married in the early seventies. Some parts
of our wedding were tacky, as were many things those days. (Remember
polyester leisure suits?) The photographer was awful, and in the
manner of the day, he used stupid maskes -- hearts, winecups, etcj.--
on some pics. I recently finished scanning and restoring all our
photos. (I skipped the masked ones:-) I bought a new album to replace
the tattered and torn original, and printed all the restored pics on
archival paper. While the photos were poorly executed and the
photographers attempts to be current were awful, we're still glad to
have them -- 38 years later.
Bad taste is the provence of the young, and it has little to do with
predicting success in marriage.
Paul
On Mar 25, 2009, at 9:18 AM, Fernando wrote:
LOL
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 9:16 AM, Christian
<[email protected]> wrote:
They'll be destroyed in 2 years time after the divorce.
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Bob W wrote:
I wonder how they'll feel about them in 25 years.
Bob
"Repulsed" is a strong word... I think it's cheesy and stupid,
but if
SHE likes it... Well she's getting what she wants; and more to
the point
what she paid for. And that's the job of the photographer: to
give the
client what he or she is buying.
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Christian
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Boris Liberman wrote:
Bruce, my immediate reaction was - why don't I see the pointy
ears?
Honestly, however, I feel repulsed by this kind of
processing. It is
good though that I married back in 1998 whereas my wedding
photos were
made on film.
Boris
Bruce Dayton wrote:
Here is an example of some of what we are seeing in the wedding
world. Do you like it? How long would it take per photo to make
this kind of change?
http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=8420492&size=lg
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