Any old Pics - replicating google images, one post at a time (Part 2)

[Professor_Chaos]

The Dwarf (With Cigarettes and Flowers) - Bruce Davidson 1958

[Professor_Chaos]

From a 1969 edition of Vogue France - Helmut Newton

[stu]

Caroline coon circa 76

[Ruprecht]

Bridget Riley, at Gallery One
London with ‘Uneasy Centre’ (above) and ‘Off’
(below), 1963.

[Chops54]

Don’t know where this came from but it’s one of my favourite pics.

[MonitorGold10]

A very powerful image, that. I guess that’s what love looks like.

[Professor_Chaos]

Needs slapping

[sam68]

Unfortunately wears a red baseball hat (figuratively) these days

[spacehopper]

His series of photographs with Jimmy Armstrong are amongst my favourite portrait photographs - very powerful.

This one is remarkable

[Ruprecht]

[Gyroscope]

[Ruprecht]

[Ruprecht]

Alberta Vaugh surrealist artwork, 1924 - John Oshanna

[Ruprecht]

Harry Gruyaert. Ireland, Streetscene, 1983.

[Professor_Chaos]

The Ronettes in London, 1965

[Bolts]

New book to inspire

[Ruprecht]

Half moon bridge

[catcando]

Very clever!

[TonyTheHat]

Great image but it screams of better at using photoshop than better at taking photographs, Too over processed for my liking. I’m a moany cunt tbf.

[Mrs_Maureen_OPinion]

Is it not more sensible to assume the image - like almost anything on the internet - has been copied and recopied multiple times in low-res formats like JPEG, and thus lost masses of resolution along the way? It would take fabulously inept use of editing software to de-grain it so much that it looks AI-generated, as here.

In any case the headline effect is the result of staged lighting, if you must have something to moan about…