Neatimage, then Autocolor, then used the Channel Mixer to convert to b/w. I then fiddled with contrast and levels until I got the look I wanted. I resized, then cloned out some sensor dust, sharpened, then used Neatimage again, then sharpened again, but faded the sharpening to about 25%. I then added the border and flipped it horizontally.
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