Plow, cow and address number - country style
This is sepia on old paper worked in Photoshop Elements. The photo was taken last week but I hope it looks much older.
To view other Sepia Scenes visit MaryT, theTeach at http://sepiascenes.blogspot.com
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27 comments:
A vintage postcard, just beautiful!
Great work in this picture,
Léia :)
There is something about the perspective in this shot...
I like it and it does look old. Very clever idea. For some strange reason the cow looks modern. Don't ask! MB
The cow has her own address number? Maybe she's running her own business, too. Another great rustic scene.
I does look old! Nice touch.
The bovine appears to be ready to be picked up off the ground, looking like a hoist. Perhaps she will be easier to milk, the farmer able to work from a standing position instead of thad low three-legged stool.
Or maybe not, the perspective here allowing me use my imagination...
That has GOT TO BE one of my favourites EVER!
You trying to make me feel better saying that your snow is old? haha You can't fool me!
Vintage, I love it!
That is fascinating. Love the photo, too. What a landmark! You could tell people just drive 'til you see the plow and the cow!
Lovely country style in sepia! It does look like an old postcard.
http://fotoentusiastenfotoblogg.blogg.se/category/sepia-scenes.html
I think you did a wonderful job of making it look old. Nice tone - not too light, not too dark. I really like the old paper/texture.
Nice work!
Amazing how you achieved this look with the textured feel of the paper and the vintage coloring! Lovely!
Great job! I think the cow is the giveaway. Maybe if it(cow) was just one color it would be different.
Great job on the processing - it really does have an authentic vintage feel to it.
Oh yes, wonderful pictures!
:-)
Great picture.Is the cow real,it is hard to tell.Love the texture I am trying to learn haw to do that.
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that is so weird---
It does look old, EG! Love your comment at my Seppia Scenes "EG in Wonderland." Those sculptures are really modern and extreme! :) thanks for playing Sepia Scenes! :)
Nice shot. Someone has a very creative bent. I like the "sculpture."
it is! :) great editing :) i can imagine different scenarios with that photo!
u may view mine here
The old paper really DOES make it look old, along w/ the sepia toning. Very cool!
Yes it does look older. Sepia is just perfect.
Pretty cool address!
B.
I wish I had taken this picture...I love it.
It looks as if you directed the cow to stand just so...very nice picture
If you hadn't told me, I would have said the 20s. Well done!
Really very nice!
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