Months ago I found 3 Beatles picture in our workshop's storage, torn out from probably Robert Freeman's book, left behind by a client years ago. (It's usucapio, baby!! But in reality I just asked the og owner, bc they are regular clients.)
Behold my ugly pictures!!
After I got over the fact that nobody from the family bothered to look through the stored pictures for years and offer me these (despite knowing I'm a fan!) I decided I will try to frame at least one.
Sadly we had the most work to do at that moment (it was holiday craze), so I had to do it soooo very slowly, concurrently with my more important Actual Job.
Which is also partly the reason why I took the most quick and terrible pictures. I wanted to document the stages!
First I had to do the "kasírozás" (mounting?) which makes it smooth and nice. Then I had to choose a "paszpartú" (mat/matte). I'm not exactly in love with my final choice: usually I love the dark mat + light frame pairing (decidedly less popular than the light mat + darker frame match), but the black seems a bit too much. That being said, we had that one lying around, a residue piece, and I can't actually waste the new and good stuff on myself. So black was chosen, with a white frame.
Also, I selected a normal glass, which ofc has the annoying glaze problem, but I cannot waste anti-reflective or museum glass on this lol. (Tho it's much easier to photograph those...)
Then I added it to my collection! I had to get off my framed master degree (written in latin!) so I could put the Beatle stuff at one place. Nobody can say I'm not a committed fan...
