Sepia teatment on some shots from this morning.

GREAPER

Thought I would share these...

photocat

LIke those... They mean more to me because of the brown color. I associate that with old, warm, cosy...
I think the pictures have more impact with the sepia. Nice mattes you used!

lukiedukie

beautiful shots-I'love the color of the sepia. I found several ways to turn pictures into sepia on photoshop how do you make your sepia?

GREAPER

Thanks for the comments,

I convert the image to b n w, the go to image/variations, then play with the red and yellow till it looks right to me.

ginger_55

Do you mean that you convert to greyscale? Mike said that, too, I thought.

I am afraid to do that, for fear I won't be able to get the color back. I used to use channel mixer, like the big guys here. It was not working for me that well, so I now use hue/saturation, and, of course, I can go right to sepia from there.

Right now I am putting a tad of black, from selective color, in both blk and white and color, sepia, whatever. Sometimes more sometimes just a plus 3, or something. It seems to add something.

However I do really like your sepia. And the photos.

ginger

GREAPER

yes ginger

I coverted to grayscale. The image>adjustments>variations

Do the tones look right, too red? too yellow?

Nir

Very nice images! I also think the sepia adds impact.

gubbs

I think I prefer the toning on this one
but they're all v.good!

dugmar

I like this one, but I'd like it better w/o the tilt to the left.

rutt

Perhaps a small clockwise rotation of this one to get the vertical elements really vertical.

The water tower is especially nice.

ginger_55

One is too yellow, the top one might be too red, just in the boat, didn't look carefully. I do like the one Rutt, et al, like. I think rather than just rotate, if I were you I would "pull out" the keystoning. the perspective thing, on the right side is where I really notice it.

ginger

Snappy is great at working with keystoning.