Playing around with sepia and b&w

[seastorm]

I took these down in Pemberton, a timber town in WA's southwest. Not sure if it works, but it looks OK :)

[StanW]

It's an ideal subject for what you are doing. I'd suggest you look at some sepia-toned prints; you haven't got the colour quite right
I like the monochrome print best.

[Miaow]

The subject matter suits the pics :) Nice pics :)

[milspec]

I like the sepia's. Maybe a bit of film grain to add to the authenticity :)

[seastorm]

Thanks guys :)

I'll tweak the pics up a bit tonite to put some film grain and adjust the colours a little - first time doing this, so I'm going to bumble along for a bit :D

[seastorm]

Okie dokie, I've tweaked it a bit and added film grain to the sepias, what do you think?

[StanW]

Yes, the darker tone is an improvement.

[mongo]

it is definately the right subject matter for this form of processing.

[seastorm]

Thanks, Stan and Mongo.

[clm738]

Adjusted set looks heaps better. Great subject matter for this treatment.

[seastorm]

Thanks, Carmen. I'll be doing more experimentation with monochrome sometime later this year, but I'll post it in the relevant forum then. :)

[kevinj]

The second set is much better,got to try this one day.:kewl:

[seastorm]

Thanks, Kev. It's an interesting genre, this one.