I wanted to make this fountain look like the old photocards from the 50-60's, maybe something that was tinted or colorized. I think the photo turned out very much like I was wanting.
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7 comments:
hi Julia. Happy New Year to you too. I love the sepia photos and the upside ballet pic is awesome. How did you get that effect like that? snyway, the barn is neat too!Take care Nancy
What a cute fountain! Love your effect!
Cool. The colors look kind of 1950's, but the subject matter reminds me of the 19th century. It's a fun shot.
I like this photo,,, :)
I love this - great job!
Great photo Julie! Thanks for joining us at Creative Photography!
Neat photo, Julie. I like how you made it look retro, and 1950s-ish.
Sorry I'm visiting so late.
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