Which On The Original

[chronikman-ch]

Found two pictures from a Abbey Road Session. The one without Brian Locking and the other with ?
Heinz

[Iain Purdon]

The disappearing Licorice!

This must have been a set of snaps taken, one of which was used on the back of the Out of the Shadows LP cover

Iain

[chronikman-ch]

The disappearing Licorice!

This must have been a set of snaps taken, one of which was used on the back of the Out of the Shadows LP cover

Iain

I think on the left picture was Brian Locking taken away. From his hand a pieces can still be seen.
Heinz

[dave robinson]

It's just a bad example of how not to use the airbrush, nothing more.

[chronikman-ch]

Found two pictures from a Abbey Road Session. The one without Brian Locking and the other with ?
Heinz

Another pic from the same session (source Cliff In His Own Words)
Heinz

[JimN]

Hello, Heinz,

Curious!

The second shot certainly seems to be a cropped clone of the first, with a less-than-perfect Photoshop technique employed to make the difference(s).

This was probably achieved by use of a clone-brush tool rather than an airbrush, but one is left wondering why it was done at all.

Was the "no Licorice" picture found at an EMI source?

Best wishes,

JN

[Iain Purdon]

I was certainly fooled by the air brushing!

Maybe in this latest one Brian L was photoshopped IN!

[JimN]

The clone-tool is very useful for digital manipulation. I recall that some months ago, someone posted a picture of Hank on the recent tour, marred by the inclusion in the pic of the back of the head of another audience member. I cleaned it up a bit with Photoshop...

Oddly, can't remember whose shot it was, otherwise I'd give the appropriate credit...

http://shadowmusic.bdme.co.uk/gallery/image_page.php?album_id=20&image_id=723

JN

[chronikman-ch]

Hello, Heinz,

Curious!

The second shot certainly seems to be a cropped clone of the first, with a less-than-perfect Photoshop technique employed to make the difference(s).

This was probably achieved by use of a clone-brush tool rather than an airbrush, but one is left wondering why it was done at all.

Was the "no Licorice" picture found at an EMI source?

Best wishes,

JN

The Locking picture I found http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/nov03/a ... tracks.htm
the other I still searching
Heinz

[siesta beach]

If the picture was retouched back in the sixties - it would have been done by painting out by hand on the negative - none of this modern nabby pamby photoshop - they got it too easy these days - now in my day ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !