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Happy EasterThe photograph was taken by Robert C. Fitz-Walter using an instamatic
film camera eight years ago. He suggested to show it as an appropriate image for the week and asked to make it digital. I scanned it from the negative, cropped, cleaned and I adjusted the colour and sharpness in Photoshop. The Holy Week (Semana Santa) in Spain, and in particular in Seville is a bombardment to the senses of colour, music, the occasional songs (saetas) and people wearing their Sunday best. It is a real cultural and religious spectacle. Each day at different times religious images and icons are taken from their church into the streets in processions and accompanied by their brotherhoods with great pomp and circumstance.
Re: Happy EasterHi Zafra
You did a good job converting the original to digital Well done Cheers Graham
Re: Happy EasterThanks. You wouldn't believe the scratches, dust and what looks like hairs on the negative. Obviously the minilab in Spain did not consider dusting or cleaning their own equipment.
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