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It is amazing how a little time spent in Photoshop can dramatically change an image. This is a colorized version of my black and white image of a spider web ori...
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It is amazing how a little time spent in Photoshop can dramatically change an image. This is a colorized version of my black and white image of a spider web originally created in a darkroom. The image was scanned then. I used layers, masks, neon filter and blending modes to get this image.

Camera: Nikon Photomic T
Lens and Filters: not recorded
Film and-or ISO: Tri X or Pan X , not sure
Aperture: Not recorded
Shutter speed: Not recorded
Location: Great Falls MT

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