Napoleon Boneaparte

[Chris Seeley]

Thanks for make Bonaparte smile.

[marko]

For whatever reason the specific software had an issue with the specific size of the photo - 1920 x 1080.  I modified it by 1% and Boney smiles.


mark 

[Nicholas Ball]

nicely done Chris

[errant49]

Wrong clic, so
"Poor old chaps, you can't even imagine what will happen to you during the fifteen next years ..."
Eric

[errant49]

As this portrait shows Bonaparte around 1800, we could say that he is thinking : " Poor old cha

[marko]

I will look into Boney's horizontal aspect issue, the original picture is correct so the software is turning it sidewise.  No wonder he is grumpy.   


mark 

[Joerg]

Has anyone seen a painting old Napie smiling?  He must have been a right grumpy sod!!!!

But well done Chris just got to turn the photo 90% and it's there, maybe that's why he never smiles   

I think the answer is given in the movie "A Million Ways To Die In The West":

No!  For taking a photograph [just more for a painting j.s.]  You have to stand still minimum thirty seconds.
Nobody as able to smile that long!

 

[Brian]

Has anyone seen a painting old Napie smiling?  He must have been a right grumpy sod!!!!

But well done Chris just got to turn the photo 90% and it's there, maybe that's why he never smiles   

[Chris Seeley]

My latest bust painted in oils. It's is a Jupiter miniature's bust

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