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Infrared tree

Infrared tree

I went back to this location in Illinois over the course of several months. I love the infrared look and the dead, decaying tree, collapsing fence and stark tre...
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I went back to this location in Illinois over the course of several months. I love the infrared look and the dead, decaying tree, collapsing fence and stark trees by it.
Nikon F2000, in-lens cropping, manual setting, self-processed negative.
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