New Flowerbolt Image, with Digital "Split-Tone" applied.

Originally created using a roll-fim camera and black-and white film, this image was 'finished' digitally with a split-tone effect. The grayscale file was first converted to an RGB file in Photoshop, and then three individual color- adjustment layers were added, each with a different hue and saturation level. These three layers were then selectively erased, "per flower", to arrive at the desired degree of tone and color. The final result is similiar to the traditional analog photographic printing technique of placing the print in a tray containing a chemical solution of selenium or sepia-toner.