Sepia Scenes #81

Some not-yet-bloomed tulips that I posted on my other blog in color. I desaturated the color photo, used Channel Mixer to get the sepia color I wanted, then laid on a gradient layer, and used a black vignette that I reduced quite a bit.

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Sepia Scenes #80

If you look carefully you'll see the numbers on these guys' chests are made of... bagels!

When I saw this photo in Panera bread cafe I just had to take the shot!

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I'm so sorry I didn't get Sepia Scenes up today. I am now working on it and I should have it up in about an hour.

Sepia Scenes #79

For Sepia Scenes today I give you a lovely girl and guy dressed in traditional Greek costume. I saw them at the Scobee Diner where Vinny and I had lunch the other day.

I handcolored her...



I faded the sepia which brought up some color on him...

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Sepia Scenes #78

Hi all! Welcome back to Sepia Scenes.

What will you have for us today?

This sad young girl holds a cross and flowers. I got the antique effect by using Curves in Adobe Photoshop 7.

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