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Thanks for all the constructive critism so far, more the merrier all part of the learning process. Took this one at the weekend at a steam railway. Tried to create a really old looking railway scene, not sure weather i managed it or not. Comments again most welcome.
V1 - Serpia Version
V2 - Desaturated Version
V3 - Original Image
| Camera: | Canon EOS 40D |
| Lens: | 50mm 1.8 |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Title: | Bags Please Sir! |
| Username: | 
Craig99999 |
| Uploaded: | 19 Jun 2009 - 11:26 AM |
| Tags: | General, Landscape / travel, Transport |
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Thanks David, At the end of it i tend to agree.
Craig.
DOH!!!!! I just noticed someone in the background is wearing a football shirt, dont think they had them in the era i was trying to create.
Super set of images, you cant get the staff these days, wearing a football shirt how inconsiderate !!!! lol 
Hugh
Sepia trains eh where did you get that idea from 
V1 even with the footy top
Dave
I nicked it dave, and you only get 1 guess as to where from lol. I was aiming more towards the platform scene than the train itself though.
Craig.
For me the sepia one seems to need a little tweak of contrast but the other two are excellent. I prefer colour images normally but N02 the mono one in this instance does the trick. exposure, detail , everything is spot on as is the colour one but mono gives the setting you wanted.
regards
Bill
Watcha Craig,
yep, nice shot, needed the conversion that couple in the mid-distance and the bloke in the football shirt spoil the effect, B&W lessens their insistance. This sepia isn't quite right, can't put my finger on it but I'm guesing that you didn't reduce the opacity after you'd created it, left it a bit milky.
I've had a little play with this.
best
Mick
Your skills are way beyond mine in photoshop mick, the instructions to how you created the effect are still a bit chinese to me as ive only had the program a few weeks. I like what you did to the image though. Cant wait till i can learn this program but its slow going.
This is however one of my favorite pieces of work but looking back over my origional i think its all a little too much in focus for the era.
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