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Steam Locomotive - Colored, B&W & Sepia #24099
07/11/09 10:54 PM 07/11/09 10:54 PM
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Steam Locomotive - Colored, B&W & Sepia

I decided to have some fun with some of my C&TSRR photos

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Re: Steam Locomotive - Colored, B&W & Sepia [Re: Wacky roger] #24100
07/13/09 06:37 PM 07/13/09 06:37 PM
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Hey Roger,

My initial response was 'definitely the color shot,' but you know, after re-looking at this thread several times, I really like the Sepia version. Sepia works with trains, for me, because I associate the sepia tones with older prints. LOL, trains are old - even when they are new. :P

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Re: Steam Locomotive - Colored, B&W & Sepia [Re: James Morrissey] #24101
07/13/09 06:42 PM 07/13/09 06:42 PM
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I rode that train in 1983 and seeing your photos, I can still smell the smoke. Good memories and I like all 3 versions.

David Ramey Photography
Re: Steam Locomotive - Colored, B&W & Sepia [Re: James Morrissey] #24102
07/14/09 04:03 PM 07/14/09 04:03 PM
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Roger,
I agree with James for all the reasons he mentions. To my eye, the sepia looks a bit hot. A little too much color. I'd like to see it washed out a bit more in terms of the sepia color. JMHO.

Jim

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Re: Steam Locomotive - Colored, B&W & Sepia [Re: Jim Garvie] #24103
07/14/09 04:07 PM 07/14/09 04:07 PM
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I'm partial to the sepia which is really odd for since I don't really care for that sort of thing usually.

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Re: Steam Locomotive - Colored, B&W & Sepia [Re: James Morrissey] #24104
07/16/09 04:15 AM 07/16/09 04:15 AM
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Hey Roger,

My initial response was 'definitely the color shot,' but you know, after re-looking at this thread several times, I really like the Sepia version. Sepia works with trains, for me, because I associate the sepia tones with older prints. LOL, trains are old - even when they are new. :P

James



Thanks James, I like the colored ones the best but my client wants some B&W & Sepia so I do them also.

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Re: Steam Locomotive - Colored, B&W & Sepia [Re: DavidRamey] #24105
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I rode that train in 1983 and seeing your photos, I can still smell the smoke. Good memories and I like all 3 versions.



glad I could bring back some gooood memories.

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Re: Steam Locomotive - Colored, B&W & Sepia [Re: Jim Garvie] #24106
07/16/09 04:16 AM 07/16/09 04:16 AM
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Roger,
I agree with James for all the reasons he mentions. To my eye, the sepia looks a bit hot. A little too much color. I'd like to see it washed out a bit more in terms of the sepia color. JMHO.

Jim



Hi Jim, I agree I need to mellow out the Sepia.

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Re: Steam Locomotive - Colored, B&W & Sepia [Re: Jim Poor] #24107
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I'm partial to the sepia which is really odd for since I don't really care for that sort of thing usually.



Thanks Jim

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