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Accidental ArtDurable Link to this BLOG

Double-exposure of  film, and chemical spills in the darkroom are the most common of the photographic accidents. Here we show examples from a double-exposed film used during a cultural event. They turned out to be abstract and quite unique pictures!


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Art By Accident

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Accidental Art

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Mystery Picture!
Accidental Art Produced by Double-Exposure

First Created: Saturday, January 18, 2003
Last Updated: 1/17/2003

 

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