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I couldn't figure out the fancy diptechs, so I just posted copies. Wachya thinks?
ReplyDeletefuckin fresh is what I think!
ReplyDeletedamn!
I think both color and black and white photos are looking so nice against the darker grey.
ReplyDeleteagreed, but something about the b&w really brings out the beauty of these images, especially in the details- the shapes in the graf and the veins in the leaf.
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