If you have done as much retouching as I have on architectural imagery, then you would know what "efflorescence" was. BTW, my quote to remove the efflorescing in the above photo would be about three or four hundred bucks. But I am far too cheap to actually pay myself that kind of money. And besides, it would just end up being a photo of a plain wall.
Jim, your services are worth much more than you're not paying yourself. Sort of like this exchange between Groucho and a faculty member in "Horse Feathers:"
Wagstaff: "How much am I paying you fellows?" Professor: "Five thousand a year...but we've never been paid." Wagstaff: "In that case, I'll raise you to eight thousand."
I shoot a lot of the same subject with different cameras.This blog has pretty much become a place to post these alternative versions of images that I have already posted on Flickr. Not that they're any better or worse than the Flickr images...they're just different.
You can check out the blog on my website (link below) for additional news/posts.
Thanks.
Great photo! I had to look up "efflorescence," and I congratulate you on choosing that title over the synonymous "saltpetering."
ReplyDeleteDavid,
DeleteIf you have done as much retouching as I have on architectural imagery, then you would know what "efflorescence" was.
BTW, my quote to remove the efflorescing in the above photo would be about three or four hundred bucks. But I am far too cheap to actually pay myself that kind of money. And besides, it would just end up being a photo of a plain wall.
Jim, your services are worth much more than you're not paying yourself. Sort of like this exchange between Groucho and a faculty member in "Horse Feathers:"
ReplyDeleteWagstaff: "How much am I paying you fellows?"
Professor: "Five thousand a year...but we've never been paid."
Wagstaff: "In that case, I'll raise you to eight thousand."