Sepia Shack by bentchick

Photography • Historical • posted on Aug 15, 2006

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Okay, I guess I better edit this so you know what I did! I wanted it to look a little more like a drawing, so I did the color removal and then put an art filter called ink outlines on it, then adjusted the color to be a bit more sepia. It is the ink outlines that gives it a more grainy texture and not as sharp looking. Thanks for the inquiry, Joe!!!! Am I stuck in B&W or what? I have another one after this one that is also in B&W!!!! I love B&W!!! Wow!!! Thanks everyone for checking out the DITI! Looks like a few new people have joined in and found out just how much fun it can be!!!! Thank you for viewing my last post and all the wonderful comments!!!! Big Hugs!

Comments (10)

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moochagoo

3:06PM | Tue, 15 August 2006

Nice Ghost Town atmosphere !

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CDBrugg

3:08PM | Tue, 15 August 2006

v nice pikkie

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aangus

3:35PM | Tue, 15 August 2006

Tonnes of atmosphere ere. Sort of creepy and lonesome feeling, nice work Kim.

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Zacko

3:38PM | Tue, 15 August 2006

I LOVE B&W TOOOO! Especially in photos like this one. Beauty of a shot Kimberly. And i agree about the DITI, you did a great job spamming it. #:O) Now go make some pancakes...me hungry! #:oD

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nattarious

5:26PM | Tue, 15 August 2006

The Original: LOL!! Not only few people my friend :)) I see about 50-100 new people every day, ofcourse they are not all photographers, but still.. Sigh!! Now this is another black and white shot, yes.. And the black and white colours are the best colours to shoot anything and any where :) You did real good here, also your POV rocks.. I love the black and white to tho.. But i still have a small question, why is it grainy! is that how you wanted? I don't think it is a camera grain tho.. Thank you for the post and sharing your art. Have a nice day/night JOE Added/Edited: Thank you again Kim for the link.. Now i see and understood.. I wanted to tell from the beginning it is an old film grain filter, but wasn't sure tho :)) But i guess its all fine and clear now.. Still love your post Ms.. Smiles and waiting for the next ;)

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Firesnuffer

7:29PM | Tue, 15 August 2006

Excelent PW, it's perfect for this image. I love to explore around old places like this!

uniquedreamer

9:09PM | Tue, 15 August 2006

Very nice composition, I like the angle of the shack as well as the B/W..nice shot!

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Richardphotos

9:03AM | Wed, 16 August 2006

tell me where it is and I will move there. looks like a cozy shack with spiders and all kinds of desert creatures. I love your post work

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Flannelman

9:51AM | Wed, 16 August 2006

Has a old west feel to it (still looking for Gabby Hayes). thanx ;-)

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Hidinthesierras

9:55PM | Wed, 16 August 2006

I can't wait to see 'your' post of Mammoth, LOL! How funny! I am telling ya, I am really digging all of these old abandoned cabin shots! It is making me want to go to Bodie, I have not been there since I got my camera. Hmmmm.... In September when a lot of the tourists leave! Been to Bodie lately? Anyways, great capture, love the effects, really does give it that dated look! 8-)