Happy Sunday from Red Lodge, Montana.
Gerry Khatchikian, ASA, TRC (4 languages spoken: English, French, Spanish, Armenian)
Realtor Associate
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Hey, Gerry. I could stare at this photo for a long while. Great shot, Jim
Gerry, I almost expect to see cattle coming over the hill in the distance. Thanks for the great pic!
Konnie,
I sure gave it the vintage look. Thank you for visiting this post and for commenting.
Karen,
Yes and yes (Picasa thing to be exact). Thank you. You can check out the original photo at the sister post:
Debi,
Thank you for the compliments. I knew this one needed a little bit of sepia to give it the feeling that I wanted. :)
Jim,
Thank you. See if you can also stare at the orginal photo at Speechless Sunday - Can You Find a Living Creature? and come up with the correct answer. :)
Wanda,
You are welcome. I did take a photo of cattle on a hill that same day. It came with a terric background (mountain view). You will know which photo I am talking about when I post that one in the near future. :)
Gerry - See what I told you? The Montana sasquatch in the other photo has already left the scene and is not above. He is not a sepia kind of sasquatch since he doesn't like to feel older than he is.
Morning Gerry, I LOVE sepia tinted photos, always have! This looks so vintage :)
Marc,
I enjoyed this comment especially since I read your comment in the sister post first. Thank you for the big smile! :)
Morning Cynthia,
It is sepia with a twist. The twist is that after tinted the whole photo sepia, I went back and I also tinted the sky a little orangy brown to add a little sense of nostalgia and to clearly demark the sky from the hills. I am glad you loved the vintage look I was going for. You should check the sister post for a fun guessing game based on this photo but with an interesting addition.
Thanks so much for the explanation Gerry, I can see the sky is different, I just didn't know how you did that, very cool. To me those sepia tones look so relaxing, ahhhh....
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