Its hard to believe how different photos looked using the old 35mm - TopicsExpress

Its hard to believe how different photos looked using the old 35mm film compared to the digitial photos of today. I can see the grain in this photo above and its only a 4x6 photo enlarged from a 3.5x5? I love digital photos!!! :) But, this photo isnt so old really does show the difference. Now, Id like to have a pic of the Wms Grandkids and Great Grandkids in front of this store with Hun in the pic. So, can we make it happen, Robin Williams Atkins, Tony Williams, Cindy Williams, Tami Cupp, Kristi Cupp, Dari Cupp, Breigh Cupp, Cody Weston Atkins? Let me know....

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