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Earlier today, I experimented with sepia-tone photographs. I used a photograph of my brother Roddy's vintage car. The top image is the original photo.
I created the second photo in Photoshop Elements (PSE) by playing around with the brightness/contrast function and color curves.
For the third photo, I did an automatic sepia tone in Picasa. I wasn't satisfied with either of the two sepia tone photographs. I think I may do some more fine tuning in PSE, using the original photo.
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That looks good! A vintage car does seem like a perfect candidate for sepia toned photography. It looks extra classy!
Posted by: Leisa Dreps | November 03, 2011 at 09:58 AM