Main shopping street in Southport UK (Page 3): Thanks John.

Rathyatra Loc: Southport, United Kingdom

jaymatt wrote:

Nice street shot, Bill--first-rate depth and perspective in addition to being interesting.

Thanks John.

Rathyatra Loc: Southport, United Kingdom

Stash wrote:

Thanks for the thumbsups Stash.

angler Loc: StHelens England

Nice work Bill.

blacks2 Loc: SF. Bay area

Excellent set.

Blair Shaw Jr Loc: Dunnellon,Florida

Rathyatra wrote:

Found this photo in the archives and recalled it was taken many years ago with a tiny camera I bought for my grandson - it was a pretty crappy shot but given the camera I used I could expect nothing better. But since then I have discovered PP and with a bit of work it was transformed into a half decent photo.

I like it Rathy......aren't you glad you saved it.? We have so many choices today that we never had back in the days of film.........lucky us !

camerapapi Loc: Miami, Fl.

I like it, I think you did a marvelous job with the little camera.
If you want to make it even better you have to eliminate the strong cyan cast present in the image, just a simple adjustment with yellow should take care of that or if using Photoshop go to Adjustments>Match color and check on Neutralize.
I did and I reduced the intensity by about 30% and I liked the results.

charlienow Loc: Hershey, PA

Rathyatra wrote:

Found this photo in the archives and recalled it was taken many years ago with a tiny camera I bought for my grandson - it was a pretty crappy shot but given the camera I used I could expect nothing better. But since then I have discovered PP and with a bit of work it was transformed into a half decent photo.

Nice picture. The original must not have been all that bad

Chuck

John from gpwmi Loc: Michigan

Rathyatra wrote:

Found this photo in the archives and recalled it was taken many years ago with a tiny camera I bought for my grandson - it was a pretty crappy shot but given the camera I used I could expect nothing better. But since then I have discovered PP and with a bit of work it was transformed into a half decent photo.

Thant's a real gorgeous street scene, Rathyatra. Beautiful old and well maintained colorful buildings. It's a street that the viewer would like to explore.

JRiepe Loc: Southern Illinois

Yes, it is a nice photo.

FotoPhreak Loc: Whittier, CA

Love your photo, but it is giving me a terminal case of cabin fever. I would love to travel to Southport to see it myself but the corona virus is limiting my travel to trips to the grocery store once every few weeks. Bummer!

Charlie157 Loc: San Diego, CA

It's a great photo. Very interesting street/shops. Looks like a fun place to explore.

merrytexan Loc: georgia

Rathyatra wrote:

Found this photo in the archives and recalled it was taken many years ago with a tiny camera I bought for my grandson - it was a pretty crappy shot but given the camera I used I could expect nothing better. But since then I have discovered PP and with a bit of work it was transformed into a half decent photo.

you are a magician! beautiful job on it, bill.

Bubalola Loc: Big Apple, NY

Rathyatra wrote:

Found this photo in the archives and recalled it was taken many years ago with a tiny camera I bought for my grandson - it was a pretty crappy shot but given the camera I used I could expect nothing better. But since then I have discovered PP and with a bit of work it was transformed into a half decent photo.

Excellent view, Bill!

Susan yamakawa

North Carolina👍🤗😂

rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona

Pretty neat.
--Bob

Rathyatra wrote:

Found this photo in the archives and recalled it was taken many years ago with a tiny camera I bought for my grandson - it was a pretty crappy shot but given the camera I used I could expect nothing better. But since then I have discovered PP and with a bit of work it was transformed into a half decent photo.