City at Work
Uploaded: August 15, 2006 16:52:56
I shot the original photo using Velvia 100, a Nikon F5, and a 24-50 Zoom. It was a 15 second exposure at F11. I then scanned the slide and solarized the image in photoshop. I inverted the image and worked with levels, hue, and saturation to get the desired colors in various parts of the image. It produces this nice graphic effect.
Janine Russell
August 15, 2006
Kay E. Mahoney
September 26, 2006
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