Betty Draper found in Noir City
Courtesy of GQ Magazine. Photo by Terry Richardson.
‘Slightly Scarlet’ enhancements by FilmsNoir.Net.
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Courtesy of GQ Magazine. Photo by Terry Richardson.
‘Slightly Scarlet’ enhancements by FilmsNoir.Net.
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Hi! Tony,
I really like the way you “enhanced” the photograph.The blue is bluer, is the darks are darker, and the red is “slightly scarlet,” and the photograph after your enhancement just have a more “noirish” look to it…in comparison to the GQ photograph.
By the way, I too “play fast and loose with the truth” when it comes to my blog headers…with “enhancement.” In other words, that is not the way the photograph(s) were original “shot!”
Tony, I must admit that I ‘am not familiar with actress Betty Draper that is until I clicked on the GQ link…because as you well know my television viewing is very limited.
This post is very interesting…
…Thanks, for sharing!
DeeDee
Comment by DeeDee — October 18, 2009 @ 6:38 pm