Sepia practice.

[Mister Bubba's bulletman]

Here are some photos from today south of Grants New Mexico I did in sepia.

[Biggun]

cool. Kinda billy the kid look.nice pics

[jdma]

very nice work.

[Bluesman]

All good stuff. I like #1 the most.

[Mister Bubba's bulletman]

Here's a few more.

[MCrye]

Great pics! Nice work on the processing!

[KIDD]

to be honest i wouldnt mind having the last one with a truck and the horse in a frame. awesome work.

[MC70]

Old timey lookin'! I like!

[jreeseh]

Nice work! Great pics!

[Mister Bubba's bulletman]

to be honest i wouldnt mind having the last one with a truck and the horse in a frame. awesome work.

I'm humbled, help yourself.

[hawkusmc]

Can you give us the "nuts and bolts" on how you did that?

[Aggiebowhunter03]

I love the old buildings. Always makes me wish I had the history behind it.

[mnsmokepole]

Very nice!

[wmaurer]

Nice work!

[Mister Bubba's bulletman]

Can you give us the "nuts and bolts" on how you did that?

Sure.

I use a free photo editing program called Picnik.com

1. Load a photo and resize it to TBH specs

2. Select the create tab

3. Then select the effects tab

4. Click on Sepia on the left and adjust to your liking

5. Click on Matte and adjust till it looks good and save


Pretty simple.

Here's TBH'r No1hogkiller's photo as an example.

Try a few out and post em up.