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Use of Opaque
Long Time before Adobe Photoshop, There was Kodak Opaque
Photograph shows how the artist had to block out the background clutter, before the advent of digital photography. (The Opaque prints as blue when you make a color print form a B&W original)

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Artist Dressing up as a Woman In the Yakshagana Greenroom…Man putting on a sareeFour Panels of the Dodda-maluru Hero-stoneMasked Man Belonging to Muria Tribe
The Animal Chain and the Wondering Sadhu Waiting for the Bus Curled-up WormAnything that Reflects...The Mirror Project
A Contended Konkani HousewifeYou are hereBurning lamp design for DeepavaliVision of Krishnas TotalityPatels Wife, Village of Bhanker
Woman Delivers while Standing UpHomeward BoundObscure Erotica

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