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    Hello all,

    A quick question about a photo I got yesterday during a trade with a good friend of mine. It is a nice photo, everything points to a period item. However, this morning I noticed the area on the left side of the boy's face... It looks strange... Almost like a "Photoshop job".... Thus I am hoping that some of you can help...

    Thanks Mark
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    Hi Mark,

    IMO, I think what's caught your eye is an artifact of the professional lighting used in the studio where this DJ boy was photographed. A nice piece.

    Br. James

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      Originally posted by Br. James View Post
      Hi Mark,

      IMO, I think what's caught your eye is an artifact of the professional lighting used in the studio where this DJ boy was photographed. A nice piece.

      Br. James
      Thank you for the kind reply!

      I thought the same, it just looks a bit odd... I have not seen (or I am aware seeing) it before...

      Best regards!

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        Originally posted by Br. James View Post
        Hi Mark,

        IMO, I think what's caught your eye is an artifact of the professional lighting used in the studio where this DJ boy was photographed. A nice piece.

        Br. James
        It could also been painted, with a small brush, common those days. The photographer took the 1st print, and "modified" it when asked, then took another print of the modified one.

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          Originally posted by Gran Sasso View Post
          It could also been painted, with a small brush, common those days. The photographer took the 1st print, and "modified" it when asked, then took another print of the modified one.
          That is very true... definitely a possibility!

          Thanks for the help!

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