I have added the other scenes of the same shot treated differently. All very interesting don't you think?
This shot is done in sepia with a little added saturation. The original colors are so vivid that the glow would not go away.
This shot from Washington Part in Anacortes is as is right out of the camera. I took this shot in May.
To see more sepia scenes or to participate go to: www.sepiascenes.blogspot.com
Enjoy
14 comments:
Excellent tryptich!
Wao. so beautiful.. i liked it..look great in sepia .. there was much light
Yes, all very interesting. I'll buy the bottom one, though. Beautiful!
These are all very beautiful, MB!
I like them all yet changing from the dramatic original to the mysterious sepia proves interesting.
I found it hard to imagine how the one in sepia could translate to a more beautiful image but it did. What an excellent photo!
All three versions of this photo are beautiful. Thanks for sharing all of them with us.
All the views are marvelous! The original gives a bold iteration, the lone boat on the calm water absolutely looking still in the warm sepia. In fact, the sepia doesn't accentuate any of the focal points, so the entire frame seems more than the sum of its parts. Nice capture!
Interesting and beautiful, thanks!
For sepia I like the first one best. It gives a feeling of old an gone time in it :)
http://foto.rudenius.se/post/2010/10/27/Sepia-Scenese28093X-mas-window.aspx
Each create a uniquely separate mood. I especially like the second shot with just a bit of boost to the sepia.
ur pics look so great;)
These are gorgeous shots, MB! And it works surprisingly well in sepia!
Fantastic, MB!
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