Sorry Pat, but this image came immediately to mind - so many emotions ravage my brain, from the moment and from subsequent times. It's rash of me, I know, but maybe this is my chance to show an outrageous bit of PP.

It was early days for home scanning and digital manipulation. I had this way-overblown and thin B&W negative and wanted to bring out the silhoueted figure on the bank at Victoria Falls (1954). I don't now know what I did, but here are two results from the image taken by a friend with my camera (a Kodak bellows something-or-other, fixed shutter but a few stops to f22). In those days, the opposite bank carried a thick rain forest (sadly, long gone) and so trying to take a portrait from within the forest and with the falls in the background meant dealing with heavy contrast, not properly appreciated at the time.

A hand more experienced than mine could have dealt with it, even using my camera, but anyway, blame me for the poor camera setting, credit my friend with the composition, and blame me again for the PP - although I take credit for the red and green (!). Maybe I could do better now, but where's that old negative gone?