Hi All,
Let me know if any corrections or changes are needed.
Thanks!
Mary
Before...
(http://i1019.photobucket.com/albums/af314/coopmj/TjadenK_23_03_3x5copy-1.jpg) (http://s1019.photobucket.com/user/coopmj/media/TjadenK_23_03_3x5copy-1.jpg.html)
After...
(http://i1019.photobucket.com/albums/af314/coopmj/TjadenK_23_03_3x5flat.jpg) (http://s1019.photobucket.com/user/coopmj/media/TjadenK_23_03_3x5flat.jpg.html)
Hi Mary,
I don't know if there are any other photos that show the center of the alter that looks like a wood carving of Christ? I look at the bottom of it and it looks like water stains on the lower 1/3, but they are almost symmetrical which could means that is how it is meant to be.
Margie
I thought that it was a swirly carving. (Here is a close up from the original). I don't see any other photos in the galleries so maybe someone else knows? I can certainly take it out and extend the wood from above if you think I should. I will try working with that area a little more, too.
Mary
(http://i1019.photobucket.com/albums/af314/coopmj/Alterpiece.jpg) (http://s1019.photobucket.com/user/coopmj/media/Alterpiece.jpg.html)
Mary, you're right and I don't think damage would have made those circles. Thanks as I didn't catch that!
Nice job.
Margie
Hi Mary,
I just checked against some other images from this family and you're right about the circles. If you want to, I can upload the other images I found that have the same carving in them (although none really show it a lot better, but they all show the same circles).
Jonas
Hi Jonas,
I've actually just uploaded the photo to your gallery so take a look and see what you think. I received a private message from Betty who did some additional work on the green channel and made the carvings a little sharper. I'll try that too, later this afternoon. If I can improve it, I'll re-upload and you can use the one you think is best.
Mary
I think the circles might be depicting clouds?
I agree with Kiska. - reminds me of Art Deco clouds
Thanks Mary, your upload looks really nice :-)!
Looking forward to your next one ::)