It's fine, dad, you can always wash the camera, isn't it?
by mmusicante

Comment by GoodEnd:
You can rotate the image to get proper writings.

It's fine, dad, you can always wash the camera, isn't it?
by mmusicante

Comment by carpents:
Sweet lens! I'm an M42 junkie.

It's fine, dad, you can always wash the camera, isn't it?
by mmusicante

Comment by sherpet:
Quite fluro and hip type of shot, but that pleases me.....

It's fine, dad, you can always wash the camera, isn't it?
by mmusicante

Comment by WillSnaps:
lazer pointer?

It's fine, dad, you can always wash the camera, isn't it?
by mmusicante

Comment by Dazmat:
Oh the pain, the pain ..

It's fine, dad, you can always wash the camera, isn't it?
by mmusicante

Comment by SandyP:
Yikes. . .this one gives me the heebie jeebies and will probably give me nightmares tonight :) but very cute and well executed :)

It's fine, dad, you can always wash the camera, isn't it?
by mmusicante

Comment by Majanka:
ooowwwww Kids... :D

It's fine, dad, you can always wash the camera, isn't it?
by mmusicante

Comment by hotpasta:
not sure about your grammar on the title...interesting shot

It's fine, dad, you can always wash the camera, isn't it?
by mmusicante

Comment by saintaugust:
noooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

Old medicine
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Comment by Prime_Time:
*Howdy from the Critique Club*

First of all there is not a lot going on with this picture.

It met the challenge, but here's how I see it. Your medicine bottle is left of third and your back ground runs short. So by cropping past the brown edge this put your medicine bottle on two power points, Now it is better use of the thirds.

Now you have something old, In my opinion black and white would do good here and maybe a vignette.

Here is what I done. I made background copy, then channel mixer, curves for some contrast, then I went back to background copy used the marquee tool and pulled out a oval around the bottle, then gaussian blur 40 radius and opacity 80 percent. You could use a sepia look also.

Thus giving it a look of maybe and old time advertisement, back in the day. These changes can be seen here . Please let me know if you don't want my version of your image or images online and I will take them down.

You have yourself a wonderful day, Mark Thomas Kelsay.