I've posted about these quilt barns before. You can click here for the original color photo posted last August. For today's post I was just going to change the image to sepia and erase the quilt pattern but I played around with my software just a little more and this was the result.Briefly I took the original color image, added a layer and changed it to sepia. I then erased the quilt pattern, added a 'time machine' effect and added edges. I'm liking this a lot. Hope you enjoy it as well.
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You are so clever..Awesome Pictures
ReplyDeletethat is so nice, are these the barns that are in Tennessee?
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I think I need to learn a bit about edges. I like the effect.
ReplyDeleteNice barn,good in sepia
ReplyDeleteFine sepia and creative effects.
ReplyDeleteThat's wonderful Carletta. I'm going back to your page now and find out more about these barns! That sky looks wild in sepia.
ReplyDeleteGreat effect! I like the colors mixed with sepia.
ReplyDeleteReally creative and the result is very effective.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could do that with pictures.You are so talented.
ReplyDeleteReally great job Carletta. I wish I had a program to do things like that. Wonderful sepia shot.
ReplyDeleteCarletta you are always just so awesome at this!!
ReplyDeleteThis is simply outstanding!! You did a wonderful job again!! Awesome!!:-)
This is such a beautiful picture. The barn is classic, of course. The quilt adds a timeless quality, and the sky in sepia is great. A wonderful take!
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty cool. It really makes the blue stand out.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! It is so nostalgic, such an important part of Americana.
ReplyDeleteI love the barn, love the contrasts, so nostalgic.
Hi Carlotta. I had not seen your original post of the barn quilts before today. And now to see this and the one from August - I've never seen or heard of this. What a TREAT.
ReplyDeleteAbout the church, it was open. We were able to just walk in. I think this was so because a caretaker was there mowing the lawn and later he was going in to sweep. Even though it is not regularly used, it is beautifully cared for. We were very lucky he was there.
Carletta, you have created very attractive effects in this picture. The edges are interesting too.
ReplyDeleteI love half sepia, and you did great with this one! It would have been a shame to wash away the colours of the quilt with the sepia! Well done!
ReplyDeleteOoh, I like that a lot! Leaving the quilt subtlely colored really takes the shot to another level. Great job Carletta.
ReplyDeleteHello Carletta.
ReplyDeleteWhat you did with your photo is awesome! I love how it turned out, especially with the quilt. If I may ask, what software are you using?
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ReplyDeleteGreat photo! I've never seen a quilt barn before! Thanks for sharing! Have a great day!
Sherrie
I love it in sepia!
ReplyDeleteThat looks very nice ! I also love to play around with photos, lol !
ReplyDeleteIt looks like something that fell from Gram's old photo album! It is amazing what we can do these days!
ReplyDeleteVignetting is perfect for this. The quilt pattern is amazing. We don't have these big barns around here, at least not anymore.
ReplyDeleteLove it!! Very creative.
ReplyDeleteYou did good! I love the old barn and the quilt pattern. I also wonder if it is in Tennessee.
ReplyDeleteWow that is beautiful i love that quilt barn, nice job
ReplyDeleteBeautiful barn! Love what you did here.
ReplyDeleteOoooh love the sky in this. Awesome processing.
ReplyDeleteLove the barn pic, barns are my favoite and I love that pattern. Nice pic.
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