I got such a reaction to the sepia toned version of the stagecoaches that I decided to apply a similar, but different, edit to a photo that I took of two of the locals in Tombstone. Very nice people who were more than happy to allow me to take their photo.
What I learned in taking this photo: Yosemite Sam is real and he's alive and well.
Wow WOW and *WOW*!! In every way this is a marvelous and beautifully composed image! You KNOW that when people look like that in a place like Tombstone, they're going to be very comfortable with photo requests! This one can't be beat!
The backdrop to this really sweet portrait is superb and puts the couple in context. The processing is def in tune with your subjects. Fine composition too..
Absolutely fabulous image Ron beautifully processed and captured, it takes you back to the wild west period 1866 to 1886, without a doubt it looks like a genuine original shot, Fav:)
Ron, email just sent re: project. Glad you are inspired to try film again. There seems to be a resurgence of it. Kodak just announced it will be producing Ektachrome again. From them willing to invest in this new venture it is a good sign. I shoot film as often as I can and time will allow. It is very enjoyable. L.
Why, by golly, he is alive and well! This old timer is the real deal and you did a right nice job of makin' their picture. No, seriously, this is a great photo!
Location location location!