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Digital 3d

the technique for this photo is called 3d mesh, it is a technique that is done in photoshop by converting one or 2 layers & greyscale. link to instructions on how to do it - https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/creating-3d-objects-animations-photoshop.html

i would use this technique in my work, to give one of my photos a 3d look, this being to make it stand out more & to give it a trippy affect

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