Abandonment in sepia
Wicked_Dark
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Went hiking yesterday and found this at the top of Mt. Kearsarge in NH.
the light was pretty harsh up there, but I went to the foot deep hole in the snow where I guess other photographers stood and took this anyway. After a bit of cropping I decided to give the sepia treatment a go. Added some grain and a slight vignette and here it is. I rather like it. No idea what it was used for back in the day...it was next to an enormous cell/radio tower. I just love the sliver of door hanging from one hinge hanging by one screw and how the snow inside reflects light up onto the wall.
the light was pretty harsh up there, but I went to the foot deep hole in the snow where I guess other photographers stood and took this anyway. After a bit of cropping I decided to give the sepia treatment a go. Added some grain and a slight vignette and here it is. I rather like it. No idea what it was used for back in the day...it was next to an enormous cell/radio tower. I just love the sliver of door hanging from one hinge hanging by one screw and how the snow inside reflects light up onto the wall.
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Sepia always works on things like this or BW.
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And it could only have been an outhouse for little people...it came up not much higher than my waist. I think it housed some kind of generator or something.
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