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Yellow Campground (Edit)
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Uploaded: 08/18/06 5:23 PM GMT
Yellow Campground (Edit)
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Thanks to all the people who made some good suggestions. Here's an edit to the original. I removed the yellow, then added some contrast. Even more comments/suggestions are welcome. I appreciate all of them and sometimes, I even try them. Thanks again Steve
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::DrPepper89
08/18/06 7:09 PM GMT
This is a very rustic shot...I like it! It looks very moody and old and is pretty in its own way. Have you tried sepia tone?
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I have to agree with Laurel 'above'....I think a sepia tone will work wonders for this!.
It has a kind of 'Dreamy' atmosphere to it................
It has a kind of 'Dreamy' atmosphere to it................
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Me too...sepia may be the way to go. It's a hard pic to work with.
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In my pictures, I delve into alot of color, so therefore seeing something like this is a shock to my system. :) It is a very very good shot and I thank you for sharing this with us. Maybe you can try adding just a touch of color....not too much to ruin your effect but just a touch. :) Great Job!! :)
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