Wooden House done in Sepia
Aug 1, 2014 22:11:10 #
This house is in a park near my home where I often walk my dog. I decided to take a detail shot of the house. I liked the play between the side planking and the door. Hope you like it. Comments welcome.
Aug 1, 2014 22:22:15 #
ebrunner wrote:
This house is in a park near my home where I often walk my dog. I decided to take a detail shot of the house. I liked the play between the side planking and the door. Hope you like it. Comments welcome.
The sepia always warms up a photo - and you are right on about the contrasting angles of the door. That is a really great pic!
Aug 1, 2014 23:33:59 #
Aug 2, 2014 05:38:35 #
ebrunner wrote:
This house is in a park near my home where I often walk my dog. I decided to take a detail shot of the house. I liked the play between the side planking and the door. Hope you like it. Comments welcome.
I like the first image better!! the colors are richer.Its a great shot all around!.
The sepia version lacks the richness
Aug 2, 2014 05:40:28 #
ebrunner wrote:
This house is in a park near my home where I often walk my dog. I decided to take a detail shot of the house. I liked the play between the side planking and the door. Hope you like it. Comments welcome.
Their both great Erich. I prefer the sepia version...
Aug 2, 2014 06:06:58 #
dugole wrote:
The sepia always warms up a photo - and you are right on about the contrasting angles of the door. That is a really great pic!
thanks for taking a look. I agree with you about the sepia. For wood structures and brick, I almost always like sepia.
Aug 2, 2014 06:07:34 #
Whuff wrote:
I like the B&W version a lot.
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Thanks for taking a look. I do appreciate your input.
Aug 2, 2014 06:09:33 #
Manglesphoto wrote:
I like the first image better!! the colors are richer.Its a great shot all around!.
The sepia version lacks the richness
The sepia version lacks the richness
Interesting observation. I usually like the sepia with wood because it seems to lend a certain warmth and richness. I do really appreciate your input. I'm not sure I agree with you; but it is a different way to look at the photo. Thanks.
Aug 2, 2014 06:10:44 #
Ronbo wrote:
Their both great Erich. I prefer the sepia version...
I believe I agree with you. Sepia is very good with wooden structures. Thanks for the input.
Aug 2, 2014 07:29:15 #
I'm another who prefers the sepia in this case. For me, it adds more character. The B&W seems cold and dreary which might appeal to those who are suffering in the heat.
Aug 2, 2014 07:32:44 #
Both are interesting and eye-catching, but the sepia is perfect :)
Aug 2, 2014 08:14:50 #
Aug 2, 2014 09:17:32 #
DragonsLady wrote:
I'm another who prefers the sepia in this case. For me, it adds more character. The B&W seems cold and dreary which might appeal to those who are suffering in the heat.
I appreciate the input. I think you are spot on. The black and white is not exactly the look I'm going for here.
Aug 2, 2014 09:18:06 #
OlinBost wrote:
Really good photos. I like old things especially since I am old.
Ok, that just means your experienced. Thanks for the input.
Aug 2, 2014 09:18:41 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
Both are interesting and eye-catching, but the sepia is perfect :)
Agreed, I think it is going to have to be sepia. Thanks Linda.
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