Re: Postcard From Maine - a Phabulous Phraud-O-Graph 
| March 28, 2018 08:12PM |
Russo Loco Wrote:
> IMHO, it looks just fine – in fact really
> beautiful! – as is.
>
> Photos taken on large-format cameras back in the
> good old days were incredibly sharp.
> The only thing I can see that might give it away
> as a Phraud-O-Graph is the size of the pine tree!
Thanks for the vote Russo, but wait ... there were some big trees back then. They were called pasture pines and grew tall in an open area wherefoamers animals could get shade.
Stewart
> IMHO, it looks just fine – in fact really
> beautiful! – as is.
>
> Photos taken on large-format cameras back in the
> good old days were incredibly sharp.
> The only thing I can see that might give it away
> as a Phraud-O-Graph is the size of the pine tree!
Thanks for the vote Russo, but wait ... there were some big trees back then. They were called pasture pines and grew tall in an open area where
Stewart
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