Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Sepia Scenes: Bell On Gate

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26 comments:

  1. Carletta, you really chose a good one!

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  2. Wow...wonderful detail ....

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  3. Enlarging really shows the details - Very pretty!

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  4. This is beautifully processed Carletta!

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  5. I love the picture, very pretty.

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  6. I love the simplicity in this and the touch of spot color is exactly the right accent.

    And I hadn't thought of it until you mentioned it, but the Gandhi statue is actual bronze, so "bronzed goodness" is even more appropriate this week.

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  7. Carletta, very festive. I really like it.

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  8. I love this photo!
    You have such a good eye for photo ops.

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  9. What a neat picture. I really like those old looking rusty ornaments.

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  10. Great picture. The sepia tones make it look so old. Great picture.

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  11. Nice to have kept the pink ribbon.

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  12. Wow, Carletta. I just love this. The muted color the the ribbon works so well with the sepia. Great job.

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  13. The edge treatment, the snow on the bell, the ribbon, the sepia tones ... perfection. 100%

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  14. Hi!
    This is beautiful!! I love the border you put on the photo. Makes it look just like Christmas! Thanks for sharing.

    Sherrie

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  15. I clicked to enlarge it and it looked even better :)
    Very nice and very festive! :)

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  16. Beautiful, and perfect for the season. It would look lovely as a framed holiday decoration.

    Selective color seems to be the way to go this week, I've done it too.

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  17. Hi Carletta,
    Looks cold up in West Virginy. I always enjoy your choices of photographs. I hope you and your family have a very Merry Christmas. Pappy

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  18. I really only like sepia color for pictures with people or old buildings, otherwise I prefer it colorful !

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  19. Carletta,
    This is so artistic! Very, very nice!

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  20. Lovely shot. I enjoyed Harry Belafonte too.

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  21. I love the work on this picture, it's absolutely stunning!! Perfection indeed!

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  22. This is absolutely gorgeous, Carletta! You've outdone yourself! Happy Sepia Scenes!

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  23. That's a really great shot. It looks so classic in sepia. I'll bet it's equally great in color too.

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