Sepia Scenes #91

I've used the badge above before for our Sepia Scenes meme. If you'd like to use it go right ahead!

Welcome to our 91st Sepia Scenes post! The water toy at the side of the pool didn't let me turn it into sepia this week. So I used the Magnetic Lasso tool to isolate it, clicked on the Inverse filter, and then sepia-ized the background.

Join us by posting your own sepia photo then signing Mr. Linky!

Sepia Scenes #90

WELCOME to Sepia Scenes!

Here are my seashells posted in sepia. If you want to see the real color of the shells it's here.
If you've posted a sepia photo sign Mr. Linky so we can all go visit you.

Sepia Scenes #89

This lovely young girl stopped so that I could take her picture. Isn't her smile wonderful!

Let's see what you post for Sepia Scenes this week. If you do post please sign Mr. Linky. Thank you!

Sepia Scenes #88

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

Sepia Scenes #87

Stopping off at a rest stop on the way to Boston. Ah, nice cold Coke and a little reading matter...

Sepia Scenes #87

What can I say everyone? Look at these toesies! Aren't they adorable.

I asked the Mom if I could take a picture and she said yes. Yea! She told me she's a girl!

Join us today/tomorrow for Sepia Scenes and don't forget to visit you fellow bloggers!

I won't be around Friday and this weekend to visit your Sepia Scenes posts but I will visit on Monday and Tuesday... :)

Sepia Scenes #86

Pool umbrellas

Hi my friends! I tried something new today with my Sepia Scenes post. I experimented with Curves in Adobe Photoshop 7 and went for that bronzy, burnt look. I like it!

What do you think?