This is another view of the lovely Osborne Homestead Museum in Derby, Ct. I thought the window featuring natural decorations would work well in sepia. This year's theme for the house was "Wonders of Nature." I posted several photos from the home last week, here and here.
The historic house was the lifelong home of Frances Osborne Kellogg, a businesswoman and philanthropist, who died in 1956 at the age of 80.
Below I sepia-fied a photo of our backyard that I posted earlier today. I wanted to give it a snow globe effect. Let it snow, let it snow...
Happy holidays to all!
10 comments:
Love the window vignette! The natural decorations lend very well for your sepia toning. This makes me want to decorate a little more. :)
The backyard 'snowglobe' is cool - I need more snow!!! Perfect idea for a Christmas card.
Round The Bend.
Hi Patti,
I would not have guess that the first picture was actually sepia'd. It looks so natural. Lovely.
And your backyard as a snowglobe is very warm and welcoming. I checked out the original and made a new friend with Mr. Doggie. He looks a bit befuddled with the snow. LOL
The sepia enhanced the tan leaves and leafless shrub. Nice capture m'lady!
Love these images.
I love your snowglobe, what a sweet, serene image. I can almost hear the silence of the falling snow.
Nicely done Patti...
the sepia is perfect for the window
and I love your snow globe yard
The sepia window is gorgeous, Patti! Snow globe effect? It does indeed!
Well, here I am Patti, glad you liked my Christmas card... I thought those stars were homemade crafts by you. The scene in your backyard is lovely! We didn't get any snow - Thank goodness! :)
the stars are perfect in sepia, and the view of the snow is so Christmasy. love your shots this week.
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