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Rainy Day Sunday

Rainy Day Sunday

An older photo, processed in Picasa (first edition(my first editing program)). It's so old, I can't even remember how it was worked up. I played a lot...
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An older photo, processed in Picasa (first edition(my first editing program)). It's so old, I can't even remember how it was worked up. I played a lot in the early days(of returning) and sometimes it may of been 4 or more treatments that resulted in a final product :{)))
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