Sepia-toned photos always remind me of the 1950s, so I thought sepia would be a fitting look for this photo of a Korean War Memorial.
Ralph and I visited Bradley Point on Long Island Sound in West Haven, Ct. last week, and this is one of the war memorials there.
To see more sepia-fied photos, go over and visit Mary T, The Teach, at Sepia Scenes.
11 comments:
I think the war memorial is perfect in sepia. Nice shot!
More detailed and touching enlarged. Great choice for sepia.
I've seen a few Korean War Memorials. This is actually one of the nicest. Fortunate for you that you could see it and get this picture to share with us.
Nice photo, especially in sepia - Nice tribute
I think sepia really adds more values to tributes! Have a great day, Patti :)
I think all memorials look better in sepia for some reason. Maybe because sepia is often the color of our memories??
Ah yes!! I think this is quite stunning!! Very well done!
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Excellent. The Korean War has finally gotten the recognition for those who served.
great shot
Stop by to see my sepia scene
It certainly looks solemn in sepia.
Memorial grounds look good with sepia, adds on the solemn feel to it.
Not many remember those that lost their lives during the Korean war. Hopefully more of these memorials will be erected.
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