It looks like there is some pixelation in the background. Instead of smooth textures, the background appears to have some rather unpleasant artifacts. It could just be the site magnifying the image more than its normal size.\n\n\n
We don't compress or magnify the images you upload here. However, I do see what you are referring to. I am guessing it is a window or door screen of some sort in the background.
It looks like there is some pixelation in the background. Instead of smooth textures, the background appears to have some rather unpleasant artifacts. It could just be the site magnifying the image more than its normal size.
These Lab. scanned images really are special. I have a number of friends on flickr shooting Mamiya and then scanning the negatives at home. I think that the cheap "Home Scanners" are really letting the side down. Not many of those images are really that good to view on screen. To really appreciate the quality of these images, you must just get one or two professionally printed really large. They will blow your socks off. Viewing Medium Format at 72 DPI does the medium no favours. Stephen
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It looks like there is some pixelation in the background. Instead of smooth textures, the background appears to have some rather unpleasant artifacts. It could just be the site magnifying the image more than its normal size.\n\n\n
We don't compress or magnify the images you upload here. However, I do see what you are referring to. I am guessing it is a window or door screen of some sort in the background.
Good catch.