Parallels
Clockwise from top left: color, sepia, black & white, antique
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First of all, I love the composition of the picture. it pulls your eyes down the tracks to the light at the end -- very nice effect. And then the four different tones are so cool. Well done!
ReplyDeleteWhat cool pictures. The tones are incredible and you picked the perfect picture for the effects!
ReplyDeleteWhat did we do before photoediting software?
ReplyDeleteVery nice. All you need are a few hundred more for the Warhol Look.
It looks like 4 different photos ! Very beautiful !!
ReplyDeleteSome ideas are so obvious when you see them but you would never think of them in a million years. Great idea Andrée.
ReplyDeleteThat is an interesting study. I think my favorite is the color photo because I like the delicate shade of blue.
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely view and it's nice how you made it more interesting by incorporating different effects.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful set of photographs with different effects. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteNicely done! I had thought of doing something similar. Instaed I did something different.
ReplyDeleteCan't decide which version of the picture I like best -- they're all very nice as well as different! :)
ReplyDeleteVery different composition, I love it!
ReplyDeleteI like to learn more about my camera and photo software so I can have different effects on my pictures.
ReplyDeleteI'm having trouble getting things posted today and hope soon I can get them posted.
really beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteGreat effects!! Definitely different :)
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ReplyDeleteGreat photos. One of these day's I'll have to try that with my camera although I don't have those particular filters. The train tracks make them more interesting to me :)
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