I've been experimenting with iPhoto applications such as matte, vignette, and edge blur lately, and as you can see today is no exception. The sepia application is yellowish, so instead I used antique and was able to retain some of the color in the Stars and Stripes.
To join in or just see many more sepia-fied photos, visit Mary T, The Teach, at Sepia Scenes.
10 comments:
Very cool photo! Great job with your experiments. ;-)
Paz
wow thats lovely.. sepia made it more dramatic :)
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Lovely sepia shot.
I like it Patti! I'm a fan of leaving some color and the flags were the right spot.
Is that a church steeple in the background and part is missing?
The "antique finish" in iPhoto produces the most acceptable sepia look. I like using it, too.
Good work, Patti! I like iPhoto, too. ;-)
What a dramatic sky in the sepia pic - It looks beautiful! I've got to figure out how to do the vignette
Interesting. I enjoyed your explanation of how you achieved your final effect. I gave up on photoshop--it was too hard. I now use "Picnik" photo editing for dummies. :)
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I love how the red and blue bled through the antique coloring. I absolutely love editing photos. even if it is time consuming!
Love the sybolism of your photo.
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You did an excellent job on the sepia tone, Patti! I just love it and the very faint colors in the flags! Good job! :)
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