Recent content by Kenny Harrelson

Taken through the side door glass of a friend's house on February 13th, 2019.

Thank you! For the lighting, I had a small 2-foot fluorescent light that I waved back and forth over it.

Taken on October 29th, 2020.

Did you ever see the movie Splash? Dodie Goodman wore hers that way, too.

And here she is posing with the camera that took the black and white shot above, a retro camera in itself from the 1960s: How To Hold Your Sears TLS, Mk II par HaarFager, on ipernity

Here she is in color, taken with a Pentax K1000 and Kodak Gold 200 film: Carole par HaarFager, on ipernity

A friend of mine wanted some portraits taken, so I suggested using some of my retro props. I was going for the look of when Jacqueline Kennedy was the First Lady in the early 1960s. She liked the idea and supplied the dress. Taken on September 30th, 2012.

I agree - the "ghost effect" is pretty cool. And you chose a great position to sit down in the frame.

This is the camera that took the above picture: Littlest Pet Shop One-Time-Use Camera par HaarFager, on ipernity

A small family cemetery. Taken with a disposable camera on December 11th, 2017. The camera is part of my collection and I'm trying to use each one of them.

I was not ignoring your point. AI simply doesn't belong here and we have no need to recognize it here on Photrio. Just as we don't recogize corn harvesters. Or uranium deposits. Or quasars. Or.... etc. Why are you not talking about recognizing anything else but AI when this is a...

Some people show an interest in designing corn harvesters. Are you saying we should make some space for that as well? Why one and not the other?

To me, it's a simple answer to this AI question on Photrio. I belong to a website dedicated to the Ford Taurus (and sister car Mercury Sable.) If someone were to say, "They need to add a subsection for Pontiacs," I would question why? If you like Pontiacs so much, create your own website...

AI doesn't have to be a part of everything. Let's leave some things pure. What is wrong with purity?

Here's what the house looked like the next morning, a total loss: The Morning After par HaarFager, on ipernity