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STILL-LIFE Four great mono treatments

It sounds like a contradiction in terms to add colour to a black-and-white picture, but toning treatments are as old as photography itself and work to subtly change the mood and character of an image.

In the traditional darkroom, some toning effects were created by using a paper with a hint of amber warmth or

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