80-200 Nikon zoom, 1/500 shutter speed, photoshopped for sepia

Posted by B L Monaco on Sat, 04/03/10 08:54
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Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Sat, 04/03/10 10:12 Even without the Amish buggies I would have found this image appealing... the sepia toning working together with the strong vertical lines of the barren trees but the inclusion of the buggies works to enhance the visual impact of the picture for me. I find that a black background color works well with the sepia toning and also to enhance the detailing to be found in the image. Comments by Kathryn03 on Sat, 04/03/10 10:16 I agree with Jan, the image itself is very beautiful, the Amish buggies are an added treat. I also love the sepia toning. Comments by Paul Bracey on Sat, 04/03/10 10:28 Nice work. Comments by John Long on Sat, 04/03/10 10:57 An appealing picture, enhanced by the Amish buggies - I love the effect of the toning which works very well with this picture. As a resident of the U.K., I have always been intruiged by pictures of the Amish people and lifestyle. Comments by Mo Fridlich on Sat, 04/03/10 11:24 A blast form the past! Wonderful Winter scene. Comments by Jason D. Miller on Sat, 04/03/10 12:30 Very Nice Comments by Leo M. Johnson on Sat, 04/03/10 16:55 well done!! Comments by Sandi MacDonald on Sun, 04/04/10 13:25 Agree with the above...a very nice piece. Comments by Pietro Cecchi on Sun, 04/04/10 13:46 Excellent sepia treatment! Valuable picture. Comments by B L Monaco on Mon, 04/05/10 08:18 Thanks for all the comments. I will let you in on a secret, I was so engrossed in the timing of the buggy going between the trees that I never saw the second buggy until I got home and was looking at the photos. Dumb luck.