Blast From the Past no. 40

Rachael, April 1995 

Blasts From the Past 

Three for the price of one this week. There was clearly a bit of a photoshoot going on here, as I discovered several very similar shots. Above is the one I like the best. I've also included the following two though...


And for good measure, a monochrome version of the first one...

These were all shot on the same roll of Agfachrome film, scanned and processed in Lightroom and Photoshop - mainly to remove blemishes (on the film, not Rachael) and improve the colour balance. Below is an example of the ouput from the scanner, a little bit too magenta...


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