These two shots were taken directly with my camera. I set it on sepia and this is what I got: a full rich brown color.
Have you tried setting your point-and-shoot or your DSLR on sepia to see what sort of tone you get? Of course you can always adjust the tone using your photo-editing software or free software online like Picasa or Picnik
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Fun shots and a really neat idea!
The sepia here is really neat - it enhances the suntanned look on the poolside guests - without all the harmful UV rays!
You are so clever, teach Mary,
always showing new ways to enhance a photograph.
I hope you can a book of all these things you are giving us for free.
Thank you for being such an inspirational teacher.
Poolside is perfect for a summer sepia.
Summer-sepias :D
Sepia is one way to give everyone a great summer tan. :)
Great way of spending the summer!! :)
I'll have to try that
I love the pool shots ... in sepia, they just scream summer. Great work.
Beautiful sepia scenes Mary.
Costas
Check out the unique photo challenge website www.weekdayphotos.com, every weekday has its own theme and a different photo challenge every week.
The themes are:
Monday - Creative Colors
Tuesday - Macro
Wednesday - 2 of a kind
Thursday - Urban
Friday - Sunset
The winning photo for every theme/week gets their photo published on the website, check it out and ill be glad if you would join :)
Have a good one!
Fantastic picture. I love summer and this really brings it out.
Really wonderful shots, goes perfectly sepia
Wow - you have a camera that takes sepia-toned pictures?
Did they make it just for you???
I'd love to have that setting, too!
Your pictures make me want to jump in the pool!
I found another shot from my London trip that I hadn't edited yet, and was very pleased with how it turned out when I edited it in Picnik, so that's my Sepia Scenes shot for this week!
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