Sepia Saturday on Park Ave
Sepia Saturday on Park Ave
This is a post for Sepia Saturday hosted by @old-guy-photos, before he started this challenge I seldom did Sepia Edits, but it is something I am getting into and doing for this challenge, often when I did Mono edits I went for more blue and white rather than any other variant of Mono, but I am finding Sepia tones work well with a few shots so having fun with it.
Sony iPhone XS 6mm F2.4 1/60 Sec ISO 400
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This is a shot taken with my iPhone one day when I was walking along Park Ave, taking a bit of a detour on the walk tot he office as I was;t quite motivated to start work just yet, and I came across this intricate and interesting door, I think it was on a church building but I cannot remember which one at the moment
I guess one call this door quite distinctive so this will also be included for the Distinctivedoor tag started by @tattoodjay, Ohh yeah that's me LOL
If you come across any doors you find interesting in any way, do take a shot and share them using this tag as I would love to see them they don't have fancy or elegant, they can be worn down, or colorful, or anything that makes you feel it is interesting,
Sony iPhone XS 4mm F1.8 1/60 Sec ISO 160
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And keeping with doors on in this case more of an entrance to a building this is the front of one of the buildings also along Park Ave, as may have guess I took this when I was walking to catch some of the festive decorations around NYC in December, and I shared a similar shot in color at that time, I decided to try this one in Sepia for this post, and quite like how it came out.
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Such great objects for photography, church doors and their lovely decorations. If you have the opportunity try booking a vacation to Florence Italia, nicest looking doors there on the Baptist building from il domo. Will have a search trough my collection if I can find them. Have a lovely weekend.
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Thanks, for health reasons I do not fly anymore so I won;t get to visit there, but I look forward to seeing your shots from there sometime ;)
Have found one on a quick scan
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WOW thanks for sharing what a super cool one
Wicked awesome doors Jay!
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Thanks Mate they were cool to come across
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I'm guessing Catholic church since the inscription mentions the parish. Great shots. That first door is impressive. I have to admit in sepia with the children and angels ... it feels like a mausoleum lol. But I'm thinking school.
well spotted and I do agree it does have the feel of a Mausoleum doesn't it
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Admittedly, I was not a huge fan of sepia before this challenge, or more the fact that I didn't really know what to do with it, but, both of these doors are incredible looking in sepia!
Who knew??? Not me.
They give a totally different feel to the scene, doesn't it? Thank you so much for showing off what we can do in sepia. I am still having trouble figuring out what will work, but, these are truly special looking in sepia.
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Thanks so much always so kind, I find with buildings especially older ones you cannot really go wrong with trying them in Sepia
That's an amazing artwork, nice find.
Thanks :0 I wish I had spotted it on a day I had my camera with me, this was one of the few times I wasn't carrying my Sony, but the Iphone didnt do to bad a job :)
It looks perfect to me, I'd say don't worry about it :)