Your suggestion - best viewed large and back from monitor is great...
You gave it an Old Master"s feeling of fine art. The colors are vivid and compliment each other nicely, Well composed and presented.
Fantastic photo.
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hi !!!!
do you see what this idiot censor ( jagged ) is STILL doing to my images ???
I think it is high time to find a more honest site to work with ..
FT CLEARLY STARTS TO STINK MORE AND MORE -
thanks to idiots like this selfmade censor
all the best to ALL of you -- a pleasure and honor to know !!!
How large a print would you be able to make from this do you think. It shouldn't have the limitations of a photograph. In a very large frame and large canvas it would show well on a large wall space.
I'm not sure how far I could push this in size, as I took the original with my phone camera probably no more than A4, but I have other's - see:
http://www.fotothing.com/Petermosull/photo/cc227d4fcd5612fe6c11cdd83fcf036e/ that I took with a Canon EOS1D that I would have no problem getting a hard copy print of 20"x16" (50cmx40cm).
I'm thinking the photo is just an outline of the image. The picture is really a graphic which is not subject to photographic noise, or the loss of quality from photographic enlargement due to low resolution. In the graphic version the noise, pixellation, aliasing etc could be elimninated very easily. The only limitation on size would then be RAM in your computer and CPU processing speed.