I took this photo Sunday of a memorial plaque that is dedicated to those who died in the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
The monument is alongside the beach walk in West Haven.
That's where a wheel-a-thon to benefit the Center for Disability Rights was held.
I was there because Ralph works at CDR and he was volunteering that day, recording pledges and participants.
At the time I wasn't thinking sepia, but it works pretty well.
Here is the original:
To see more sepia-fied photos, visit Mary T, The Teach, at Sepia Scenes.
7 comments:
Very timely also. Nice shot.
I think it works extremely well Patti! Nicely done!
The sepia takes away from the multi-colored tones and help define the major part of the plaque. Your eye gets drawn to what is important.
I echo Julie - the anniversary date is only a couple of times away - nice tribute.
I agree what Julie, it's a timely shot...
Napaboaniya APAD
Hi!
Very nice shot! The sepia gives it another dimension! Have a great day!
Sherrie
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AMEN!
lovely monument--and I agree with Julie, so timely. Thanks for the reminder. If you’d like to drop by and see my sepia scene & window views, they are here. thanks!
We all need a reminder of what happened on the horrible day. I was just thinking about how quickly everyone in the media has forgotten about that tradgic event. Thanks for your post!
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