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From my neighborhood, the 6x7 Velvia 100 positive slide, gives the right feel for this photo

From my neighborhood, the 6x7 Velvia 100 positive slide, gives the right feel for this photo
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The color is what grabbed my attention first. What kept my attention is the detail in the depth. I find this image very intriguing. I admire your passion for film. I loved working with film when I started in high school years ago. It was disheartening when I lost my darkroom.

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