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Village Scene
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Uploaded: 03/27/18 7:30 AM GMT
Village Scene
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A scene from a village in north Germany done in sepia tone.
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Think it's the Elbmarschenhaus in Haseldorf (Schleswich Holstein, Germany), Raj.
The use of sepia give this house a vintage look, somewhat 'disturbed' by the van on the left.
The use of sepia give this house a vintage look, somewhat 'disturbed' by the van on the left.
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I think you did a good job and I like this treatment you have been using off and on. tigs=^..^=
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I too like the treatment Raj. Getting ready for the spring planting.
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I too like this process you have been using Raj - this one looks nice.
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Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower. Albert Camus
I too like the dark sepia tones here...very appropriate for the scene...is it tilted a bit or just the lay of the land?
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Winter is on my head, but eternal spring is in my heart. (Victor Hugo)
I was curious about the name and so did a translation search (although the "natur und kultur" was pretty obvious) and found that the "Elf Marsh House" nature and culture discovery center is in the Lower Saxony town of Marschacht, southeast of Hamburg, and the Elf Marsch is along the south shore of the Elbe River. I do like the sepia treatment, but I probably muffed some of these translations.
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The sepia tone suit this image Raj - it looks a very interesting place.
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Good colouring work on this!