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  nicole mabry added a link (12 Jul 2007):

  This is the company (DR5) that performs the B&W cross processing. To my knowledge it's been patentented and this is the only place you can get it done. They are a very high quality lab and perform regular processes as well. The website has all the guidelines for what films to use, and what to shoot it at for exposure compensation so you aren't shooting blind by doing this. One man created this technique and is now sharing it with us. The lab used to be in NYC and I used it all the time here, but alas he has moved to Denver, CO, so I now send my negatives to him there. But I have never once had any problem with any of my work. I suggest everyone give it a try at least once. There is a link on there with examples of how each film will turn out during the processing whether you choose to have it tinted or not. Good Luck! (www.dr5.com)

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  Brian Ragsdale gave props (12 Jul 2007):

  Very creative, Excellent work.. The lines and use of contrast is wonderful.

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  rose velez gave props (14 Jul 2007):

  Really nice tone. Love the title. It does look metaphorically like the body is a landscape scene. great job!

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  Timothy Little said (17 Jul 2007):

  great job.

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  Van Sullivan Jr gave props (29 Aug 2007):

  Nice shot, way to use the lines to make the photograph come together.

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  Nora Kubach gave props (5 Aug 2008):

  gorgeous

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  Karol Romero gave props (29 Oct 2008):

  Stunning

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  Reggie Mateo gave props (10 Dec 2008):

  Great use of curveS

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