On Thu, May 26, 2011 at 12:52 AM, Paul Stenquist
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> I think the scan is probably okay. There's a lot of detail in the texture of 
> the photo paper. If the scan was soft, the texture wouldn't show that much 
> detail. I suspect the print is as soft as the scan in terms of the subject 
> detail. I doubt that anything better than what Bruce has done is possible 
> without going to extreme measures.
> Paul

Seems this is a picture of a picture, scanned and forwarded to me, she
said the lines are in the photo she scanned. I see them once or twice
a year, they live a far jaunt from us, and i'll have a look at it
then.

Once again thanks for all of the assistance.

Dave
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