Sometimes I have difficulty letting a photo 'just be'.
Some shots I take I realize immediately that they potentially
have promise....after a bit of editing.
Some photos just need a 'helping hand'.
Case in point is this photo of an old wooden window frame
on display in a window downtown.
In person it caught my eye but I knew it would need some 'help'.
This next photo is of Ron pruning the espellier pear.
The original was very flat with not much depth of field or colour.
So I 'helped' it along.
Here are the originals:
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