More updates of our great trip to Norfolk a couple of weekends ago. There is something amazing about being near the sea that you just can’t explain but it is very relaxing.
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2 Comments
Dhiren Shingadia
Nice pics John, what camera did you use to take them? They look like they’ve been taken with a range finder or something quite vintage.
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Hey Dhiren,
Really good to here from you, hows the new job?.
The pics were taken with a Nikon D80 but they’ve been heavily photoshopped!
I have been constructing layer sets in order to acheive certain looks, trying to emulate Lomos and the like. Give me a shout if you want a copy of the psd so you can have a play around with some of your own pics.
Laters, John