I am loving the effect of sepia tone
for cloudy winter skies.
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Pretty neat. I have a little "heavy duty, water resistant" camera that I use when I'm places like behind Niagra Falls...or slogging through snow with the dog. It has a 'dramatic' setting that I really like using when there are clouds. Sort of a similar thing. Is this sepia on the camera or done after?
ReplyDeleteAfter the shot but on the camera, Dawn.
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