I am headed into town to see that beautiful baby shown above...I don't know if I will be home in time to get this ready for posting so am going ahead and posting early. I do that most of the time anyway.
These first two are from a place called Billie Creek Village in Parke County. The top one is not the best quality but I still like it. I have got to get some time to experiment with sepia. I see things others do and think they are so neat yet I never take time to try to accomplish anything different.
Now, the rake below is one from an Amish farm in Parke county and is one that is actually used...we had one of these when I was a kid. I think mom and dad gave it to someone, but I can't remember who.
If you want to join the fun of Sepia Scenes, click on Lorelei at the top of this blog. She will take you
MaryT/the teach's blog for Sepia Scenes. If you are join, make sure and wait till later this evening...it should open up around 4:00 for today's sepia scenes.
These first two are from a place called Billie Creek Village in Parke County. The top one is not the best quality but I still like it. I have got to get some time to experiment with sepia. I see things others do and think they are so neat yet I never take time to try to accomplish anything different.
Now, the rake below is one from an Amish farm in Parke county and is one that is actually used...we had one of these when I was a kid. I think mom and dad gave it to someone, but I can't remember who.
If you want to join the fun of Sepia Scenes, click on Lorelei at the top of this blog. She will take you MaryT/the teach's blog for Sepia Scenes. If you are join, make sure and wait till later this evening...it should open up around 4:00 for today's sepia scenes.
Great shots. I like the Sepia touch.
ReplyDeleteOh Rose, these are cool pics - were they taken recently? or are they really old pics? cuz they look like they could be from the olden times w/ the sepia! Very cool!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd give baby Lorelei a hug for me too!
Nothing more beautiful than a sleeping baby. The sepia tones send it over the top!
ReplyDeleteOh Rose, I know you are a "happy camper" today---holding that precious grandbaby. Have fun!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the sepia pictures. You always do a great job with them.
Hugs,
Betsy
Tricia, the top two were taken a few years ago...but I took them so they are not that old. The bottom one was taken last fall.
ReplyDeleteGreat sepia pictures, Rose. I think you do a great job with sepia pictures -- I always look forward to them.
ReplyDeleteI love sepia images...really gives a vintage feel !
ReplyDeleteCute baby !
Love your sepia choices. Have a great visit.
ReplyDeleteThe baby is such a sweetie, in sepia and in full color!
ReplyDeleteYou found some real classic to post in sepia this week.
CONGRATS Grandma! Glad to see you back...I thought you gave up the blog!
ReplyDeletelaurie
Nice shots and the baby is sweet in any color! That really is a pretty baby.
ReplyDeleteExcellent choices! The farm implements look right at home, and babies... well, they've got a timeless quality about them, right?
ReplyDeleteSuper choices Rose!
ReplyDeleteOld things are the subjects best rendered in sepia. With these I don't think you should have done anything differently.
I know you had a wonderful day with Lorelei!
Hello Rose,
ReplyDeleteThese sepia pictures are classics.
I find that metal, rusty in particular, gets beautiful qualities in sepia.
From Felisol
These photos have such a feeling of time gone by.
ReplyDeleteHave a great visit with your granddaughter!
The farm implements look great in this color.
ReplyDeleteAbraham Lincoln
Brookville Daily Photo
The farm rolls are wonderful in sepia, Rose.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you enjoying the baby while its so young. ;-)
Hi!
ReplyDeleteGreat Sepia Photos!! My grandpa had a hay rake like that. Have a great day!!
Sherrie
A fine series and the sepia looks very good to me.
ReplyDeleteNice post.
Wow these are truly incredible. It is impossible to even pick out a favorite.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots....stunning!!:-)
Neat sepias of the farm - I always thought those seats looked like waterlily pads. And now lucky is Lorelei Rose to have you documenting her arrival so beautifully!
ReplyDeleteanything old seems to come alive in sepia. The bronze tones add a look of permanence. The new of anything seems to need color, but the classic old items seem more alive, to me anyway...
ReplyDeleteThis is very beautiful sepia photos. My favorite is the picture No. 3.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images, I love seeing old farm equipment and the sepia tone is a perfect match. Thanks for stopping by and for the wonderful comments that you have left for me.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos and wow, what an adorable baby.
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