Fountain in sepia......
And the original
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
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the pictures will be meaningless.
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14 comments:
That's a great fountain, and it makes a great sepia picture!
A beautiful fountain in sepia :)
I love this! It evokes old Hollywood to me for some reason.
Nicely rendered in Sepia.
My Sepia post is at Carletta’s Captures.
I agree with Carletta, you can envision the movie stars of the 30's and 40's sitting around this fountain. I like it better in Sepia.
I like the fact that you showed us two different versions of this scene.
This photo definitely has character when viewed in sepia. The water trails look like scratches and give it a haunting effect!
The fountain is lovely in both versions but works very well in sepia.
Beautiful in sepia. Seems to set out the statue.
Makes an interesting photo either way, especially with the surface of the wall. Makes me wonder what it would look like in B&W.
I am glad you included the original but truthfully, I liked it better in the sepia. I think it really shows the fountain to better effect.
Thanks for your visit and comments on my Sepia Scene!
Well done on doing the sepia. I find it awesome.
I to like that you have both color and sepia, both are great, the old time look fits the character of the fountain
Sepia adds a soft light bronze haze that perfectly highlights the bronze fountain statue. It looks nice, just a soft glow on the stone behind the statue. Nice!
I love the way the water looks
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