Maine-tage
by Peter J Sucy
Title
Maine-tage
Artist
Peter J Sucy
Medium
Photograph - Digitally Screened Print
Description
One of the very first digital color images I created using an early beta of Photoshop 1.0. Three different photos from around Maine were cut up and re-composited to create this idyllic view of Maine. The original Kodachrome slides were scanned with the first desktop film scanner Barneyscan in 1988. A program called BarneyscanXP came with the scanner. It was actually the first commercial incarnation of what two years later would become Adobe Photoshop, which I began beta testing in 1989.
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December 29th, 2007
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Peter J Sucy
Thanks everyone, for the kind comments. This image was among the very first digital color images edited on a personal computer.
Jonathan Galente
Hi Peter, Nice work and good color choices. It makes me want to get into the boat and see how many fish I can catch! Jonathan Galente
LARRY LEHMAN
Very nice! Really has one wishing they were right there relaxing absent of all stress and worry. "A lovelier Life" Also has me sort of wondering why am I living where I'm living! lol! I guess I've fallen slightly victim to a destiny not-so particularly or favorably chosen.......I'm 57, there's still time to change..... I'm curious, "Photograph-Digital Painting" means you digitalized a photograph in say Photoshop, yes? Thank you, Best Regards, Larry Lehman
Peter J Sucy replied:
Thanks, Larry. Yes, actually it was several 35mm slides that I scanned with the first desktop scanner, BarneyScan and composited using BarneyScanXP, the precursor to Photoshop.