Turn your photos into oil paintings

[tracey3]

You must have at least one special photo that you cherish. Why not have it
enlarged into an oil painting so you can admire it every day, or a
personalised present for a loved one. The photos can be of any subject. The
prices are very reasonable and the quality is excellent. They come complete
with a frame of your choice. If anyones interested in having more details
please reply.

[Chris L.]

All I did was scan mine, decrease the colors used, printed it out full page
on some HP glossy and framed it. Same result, less money.

"Leen Koper" <leen...@zeelandnet.nl> wrote in message
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> What 's wrong with a photo? What's the extra value of an oil painting? A
> photo should be a photo's and nothing else!
> Leen
> "tracey3" <tra...@breathemail.net> wrote in message
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[Leen Koper]

[Mountain Man]

AS a lifelong and retired professional Photographer I must say that a good
oil painting is hard to beat for a pure artform. I had a snapshot done in
oils and Love looking at it, some 35 years later. My kids are already
bickering over which will inherit it.

[Chris L.]

Well, I'll tell you what I posted to the woman who posted an exact same post
as this. I like oil paintings also. But, if I want one of my photo's "oiled"
all I do is scan it, reduce the color depth to 256 and Bingo - instant oil
painting. It's a lot cheaper and I can get it printed to poster size.

"Mountain Man" <lone...@jps.net> wrote in message
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