old school effect: I processed this image in Photoshop and I used the "color look up" adjustment on a sepia setting. I then used an overlay on a low opacity to get the " vintage" look.

tommystrat Loc: Bigfork, Montana

I processed this image in Photoshop and I used the "color look up" adjustment on a sepia setting. I then used an overlay on a low opacity to get the " vintage" look. I added some grain to the picture as well to get a more "distressed" look. Apparently I have lots of time on my hands. :-)

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gmontjr2350 Loc: Southern NJ

It looks really good.

George

BigDaddy Loc: Pittsburgh, PA

Time well spent.
While there are tools around that do this sort of thing for you, it's always more satisfying doing it "by hand" and particularly when the results are great.
Certainly not a waste of time.
Well done.

joecichjr Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA

tommystrat wrote:

I processed this image in Photoshop and I used the "color look up" adjustment on a sepia setting. I then used an overlay on a low opacity to get the " vintage" look. I added some grain to the picture as well to get a more "distressed" look. Apparently I have lots of time on my hands. :-)

It's a beauty 🤎🤎🤎

randave2001 Loc: Richmond

Great job.

Aldla Loc: Central NJ

tommystrat wrote:

I processed this image in Photoshop and I used the "color look up" adjustment on a sepia setting. I then used an overlay on a low opacity to get the " vintage" look. I added some grain to the picture as well to get a more "distressed" look. Apparently I have lots of time on my hands. :-)

Absolutely great

magnetoman Loc: Purbeck, Dorset, UK

Great effect and you have the satisfaction of knowing you created it - right up my street!

Brian S. Loc: Oak Park, MI

Excellent much better than just B/W.

NikonGal Loc: Central Oregon

Nicely envisioned and processed. I enjoyed it. Bev

Ourspolair

Very nicely executed. Great result.

tommystrat Loc: Bigfork, Montana

Thank you all for taking the time to post your comments. I really do try to expand the things that I can do to create a different look for some of the images I take. I always try to use comments to improve my work and I thank you again for posting.