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  1. So most people try to avoid faded prints and yellowed photos, But if I wanted to make my B&W print look aged and yellow how could I do it? Ive heard acid can cause yellowing, so anyone know some solution that could yellow my print fast? Thinking of getting a few luster/glossy B&W prints and trying to "age" them. My film photo's alredy look 60 years old- I just need that yellow tinge. Thoughts??
  2. As a budget photographer I use frames from thrift stores and even corkboards. its not that hard to find an old frame that could somewhat fit your print. you might need to find a 18x24 frame and use a paper backing or trim it to 18x20? I use Big Prints at Super Low Prices! Fast and easy! Up to 30x50 inches! for my prints. (a 18x24 is $7) Its alot cheaper than walmart or other hobby stores if you dont have a prefrence for the frame. But if you want a specific kind you may need to fork over a little more...
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    "Bridge 2"

    One of my better shots taken at Smale Park KY.
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    "Bridge"

    Construction Started in the 1850's
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    River

    Landscape shot of the ohio river, Digital.
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    "Gate"

    Dont have a clever name for this one. Pretty nice still.
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    Hazy Outlook

    Taken on 17 year old Tri-X Pan film. Developed at my house and "scanned" with my nikon while backlit.
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