As I hasten to stipulate at every opportunity, I'm pretty new to
photography, and I have what may seem to be a stupid question. So,
please indulge me.
That said, what do all of you real photographers do with images that may
be flawed, but still have some redeeming qualities to them. For
instance, a shot that's too poorly focused to rescue with sharpening
tools and so forth, but does capture a sense of action that is somewhat
appealing. Like this one, for example:
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/7X4Utq1sTP4AoZG2S3S0zQ?feat=directlink
As you can see, it's a fairly severe crop, and has been sharpened
already to the point where it exhibits a pretty prominent halo as a
result. I do have a copy of the image, pre-halo, but not the original
file -- which I seem to have deleted somehow. I don't see the image
ever being finessed to the point where it's printable, but I hate to
just discard it because of the sense of action. Do you all generally
keep images like these, or just send them down the memory hole to rid
yourself of torment and temptation to return it in futility?
Any guidance and/or damnation with faint praise are, as always, greatly
appreciated.
Best,
Walt
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