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With amateur photography skills and maybe a little of pure serendipity I just Take Aim and Shoot. Hope you enjoy the results.
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
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34 comments:
I took the original color image and duplicated the layer then changed it to sepia. I felt the image looked too flat so I enhanced the edges which made the cabin stand out on its own. The cabin has been sitting in our local city park since 1910. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. It exhibits a fascinating assortment of artifacts dating from the 1700’s to the 1900’s including furniture, clothing, photographs, one of the United States’ largest button collections and wood from a tree planted by Johnny Appleseed.
It is a timeless photo! It could be as old as the building itself - nice work!
I love this photo. It looks like it was taken years and years back when there was no digital camera yet. Its wonderful and I like the character, very special.
Wow! That is one cool image. It lends itself perfectly to sepia toning.
I agree with ewok, this scene was made for sepia if ever a scene was!
Nice work!
Lovely in Sepia.
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You knocked it out of the ballpark again Carlotta. I love you old house scenes.
That is a great photo. The subject is perfect and thanks for the background info.
Great subject and well done in sepia
old log homes, bare trees, sepia toned, takes one back through time
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This scene is perfect in sepia. Except for the air conditioner in the upstairs window, this could have been taken in 1850, the antique sepia aging the shot so nicely!
Very quaint picture in sepia. It works very well.
How cool. I try to imagine the folks that lived in this cabin. It looks go good in sepia!
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The sepia tones really give it an aged look that suits the building. Cool.
Did you say buttons? Lead me to them, ha. What a great shot and you have done it justice by applying sepia to it. Beautiful.
Very cool sepia photo - It looks really neat!!!
Also, Dot asked me to send an invitation to you to join the Pic a Theme blog, but I can't find your email address to send it to. Can you email me & I'll get the invitation sent out to you tonight?
The collection that is housed in the cabin would be interesting to see. The photo is perfect!
The artifacts it exhibits inside must be really interesting. I like the surroundings of this cabin pretty much. A sense of serene and peacefulness :)
This is a wonderful old cabin!
Super sepia scenes subject!!! The contents of the building sound really interesting. Loved browsing through your blog. Your pictures are great. Thanks for sharing.
Fine photograph. I like the weaving of those very thin trees branches.
Oh! I would like to visit here! Lovely photo!
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I love the mood of this image and what a remarkable old building this is.
Beautiful photo art in sepia! I too would love to "hear" the stories of the cabin's inhabitants and all their adventures. Your photo speaks in many ways. Thanks for sharing.
How beautiful...so nostalgic in sepia. The cabin must have so many memories within its walls.
Log cabins just seemed to cry out to be in sepia :-) Lovely shot!
Oh, Carletta! This is great in sepia! The cabin is in amazing shape. What a beauty!
I love what you have done with the layers! I'm still struggling here ;).
that is a stunning photo, just image living there?
Gill in Canada
How wonderful to see that this has been preserved. The sepia is just perfect for this. Happy SS!
Once again another stunning photo processed beautifully Carletta.
Marvelous scene taking me back in time. Thanks for explaining how you altered this photograph. I've not yet experimented with sepia yet, but I hope to one of these days.
Hugs and blessings,
What a wonderful sepia picture. Thanks for the explanation of what you did to make it so vivid.
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