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All photographs copyright Chuck Simon ©2008 |
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The following is about silk. In the photograph at the top of this page are eight silk worm cocoons. Each strain or thread of silk used for cloth is made up of 8 individual strain, each from a different cacoon. The silk on one cocoon is continuous from start to finish. To remove the silk, it must be placed in hot water to soften the “binder” that holds the cocoon together. What happens with the silk might turn out to be art. Hmmm, birds of a feather, do flock together.
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Ready to save it and hang it up at this point. Then I applied a Gradient Map adjustment layer and this black and white developed.