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ANU Creative Arts Fellow, Bea Maddock, taken through an enlarged positive of a young girl's face

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Photographer: Bob Cooper, ANU Photographic Services

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Using a photographic process the positive is transferred onto a photosensitive zinc plate and its artistic form used as the basis for Ms Maddock's photo-etching.

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