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Becoming Unzipped

Becoming Unzipped

This one was part of my 365 project last year. I used a leather tank top with zipper, placed sideways, as the foreground to my own eye....
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This one was part of my 365 project last year. I used a leather tank top with zipper, placed sideways, as the foreground to my own eye.
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NIKON D300S

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Aperture f/13.0 ISO 200 Shutter 1/3

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Jan, 2014

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Interesting work ;)

Stylish view.

You should enter this in my Black and White Abstract photo challenge!
The link is viewbug.com/challenge/abstract-in-black-and-white-photo-challenge-by-sarahdarvill

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