Sepia Week, Day 6: A Day at the Museum
This entry was posted on Aug 16 2008
You’re thinking, “What’s with the plant? I thought it was a day at the museum?”
The family and I went for a trip to the Samuel P. Harn museum of art located on the University of Florida campus for a few hours of browsing and some interactive Japanese ink drawing. the courtyard in the middle of the museum provided some great shots, more of which you will see in upcoming days. Tomorrow is the last day of Sepia Week and I couldn’t be happier. This camera phone sepia filter is terrible.
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The first three were pretty good, but, as far as sepia goes, the last two weren’t quite up to par.
And, there’s the advantage of taking them in color and converting later in Photoshop… You would have a pretty cool lily pad photo in color!
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Kudos for hanging in there anyway. You are true to your weekly theme, even in the face of terrible-ness.
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(That ‘terrible’ reflected your quote, not my opinion ;0) Going to start rereading my comments for content before I post…)
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I used to like sepia… now, well maybe on wood or some form of entropic scenery, thank God for Mondays babe!
xxn