Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Sepia Sunset/ Sepia Scenes

Not your ordinary cottage by the lake

Actually, this is probably a year-round home...not a cottage. But even for that it's not exactly "ordinary," is it? This man's home really is a castle.

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38 comments:

  1. Now THAT is magnificent! And it's my ideal for a Bed & Breakfast.... something I would really love to do one day!

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  2. What a beauty, EG??? I 'could' live there!!!!! Of course, I'd need a fulltime housekeeper, maid, cook and yard maintenance group... Hmmm--sounds kinda nice!!!!! ha ha

    Hugs,
    Betsy

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  3. I could get used to a place like that! ;-)

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  4. wow I think I could live just inside "one room"in that CASTLE !!!!
    Stunning picture!You did a fabulous work in this sepia picture!
    Congratulations and thanks for sharing your artwork!
    Léia :-)

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  5. The house looks very mysterious just like a haunted house. It's probably the dramatic sky and the Sepia toning that makes the picture a story.

    Buenos Aires Photo

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  6. This is sepia in perfection EG!

    It looks like a castle to me.
    I would love to spend some time here.
    It won't hurt a bit - I'm sure! ;)

    Mine is up too!
    Anna

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  7. I agree this is perfect for a B&B. But of course I wanted one of this.

    Nicely done with the sepia. Works so well with this subject.

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  8. That house, a lakeview - he should feel like a king!
    Lovely sepia tone.

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  9. Great find! The sky is spectacular and the house of course! I could only imagine living there, and taking beautiful sunset pictures every evening!

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  10. The lighting here is spectacular...there's a certain time of day - doesn't happen very often - when everything is bathed in a kind of soft light...that's what's going on in this photo!

    Great job!

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  11. This is a fine 'cottage', on a lovely Ontario lake. The sepia when added to the classic lines of the building seems to be perfect. A classic rendition of years bygone - the right look of yesteryear!

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  12. It is indeed a castle by the sea. I like it and it would be nice to wake up, if I was still smoking, and go out on the terrace and smoke my pipe and drink my coffee from Colombia and read my New York Times from Japan.

    See: Our Flower Pot.

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  13. what a place!!
    your photo is magnificent

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  14. I love that house. I want that house. It is magnificent and the sepia tone makes it look like a house of days gone by. A Rockefeller mansion or such. MB

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  15. Love this house. Reminds me of the movie Rebecca, based on the book by Daphne DuMaurier.

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  16. Awesome house, awesome sky, awesome photo.

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  17. The house is beautiful, of course, but the sepia shading is AWESOME! I love it - This is one of my favorites of yours

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  18. This is definitely Not ordinary, but the sepia picture of the 'cottage' is also extraordinary.

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  19. Great capture from the landscape to the building to the beautiful sky.... All elements together make for a awesome sepia shot.
    Smiles Barbara

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  20. CAn I make it my summer home? Its simply magnificent!

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  21. I'd settle for the garden folly.
    It's an old dream way back from my childhood.
    Then again the whole house/garden scene is like a forgotten dream one could walk right in to.
    From Felisol

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  22. I think I would have to do a bit of rebuilding - right on target as usual.

    PS Thank you for the nice comments!

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  23. WOW...that's a lucky man's home. The location and the castle both have come out beautifully in this sepia processing. Well done...Thomas

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  24. The white details of the trim really stand out in this photo.

    Darla

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  25. It's a gorgeous home, Hope you can stop by to see my sepia scene and window views Thanks!

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  26. I would love to take a peak inside that place! It is really impressive.

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  27. Looks like a wonderful mansion to me! I wouldn't even mind being the maid there if I had quarters in the main house sicne I would be a live in maid. lol

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  28. I would love to have that 'little' cottage by the lake!

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  29. What a beautiful home. I love this style and would love to live in a home like this someday... well, a girl can dream. ;-)

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  30. that is one of the most beautiful sepias I've seen.Everything comes together perfectly.
    Thanks for adding your beauty to help make the world a more beautiful place.
    Blessings
    Rae

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