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Dire Straits - Why Worry
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Why worry, there should be laughter after the pain
There should be sunshine after rain
These things have always been the same
So why worry now

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Toned by Alec Bell fav.me/d2uspi6

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In sepia land,
seasons are perfectly toned.
Pale clouds, empty skies.

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Original shot with film using a Nikon F5 and Nikkor 50mm f1.4. Negatives were developed and then printed in my darkroom. Print was put n a Sepia bath until it was toned to a visually pleasing shade. A bleach solution was applied locally by brush to the waves along the shoreline to raise their white levels. Later the print was scanned on an Epson flatbed photo scanner at 730 DPI. The high rez file was then converted to a digital format in which only contrast and B&W levels were slightly adjusted in Photoshop.

Dedicated to because she is a new friend who loves trees as much as I do

For copyright protection all photographs in my gallery are screenshots of my original files.

Description
Thank you for taking the time to have a look and a listen...I'm sincerely grateful for your support

Dire Straits - Why Worry
______________________________________________
Why worry, there should be laughter after the pain
There should be sunshine after rain
These things have always been the same
So why worry now

Song link Lyrics link

Toned by Alec Bell fav.me/d2uspi6

______________________________________
In sepia land,
seasons are perfectly toned.
Pale clouds, empty skies.

Kindly featured by:

link link link link link
link link link link link

Original shot with film using a Nikon F5 and Nikkor 50mm f1.4. Negatives were developed and then printed in my darkroom. Print was put n a Sepia bath until it was toned to a visually pleasing shade. A bleach solution was applied locally by brush to the waves along the shoreline to raise their white levels. Later the print was scanned on an Epson flatbed photo scanner at 730 DPI. The high rez file was then converted to a digital format in which only contrast and B&W levels were slightly adjusted in Photoshop.

Dedicated to because she is a new friend who loves trees as much as I do

For copyright protection all photographs in my gallery are screenshots of my original files.