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Holmes and Watson

2/18/2010 6:55pm by Eugene Wyatt

3 Comments »
2/19/2010 @ 6:16 pm
Love the 'deerstalker'; we really enjoy your blog, especially your posts, the photos and the poems. Please keep doing it!
Eugene Wyatt said,
2/21/2010 @ 6:11 pm
Thanks for your kind words, Daniel. The original photo was rather flat but I liked the composition or the story it suggested by the title I gave it.

Perhaps, I'll upload the untouched original photo straight from the D700 as I first saw it in Lightroom (digital photo software)and blog on about the melange of fact and fiction that composes 'reality' in photography.
2/21/2010 @ 6:40 pm
Blog on, Eugene! I did a blog post about a guy who collects old cameras and develops the films he finds in them on my website just this morning. You'd probably enjoy his site:
http://www.daniellieberman.org/djlblog/2010/02/21/websites-we-like-westfordcomp-com/
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