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Posted by Stunner (Kingston, Jamaica) on 3 October 2007 in Architecture.

Another picture I took while on my tour in Washington DC. I employed the sepia treatment once again, as I like the real old look the brick buildings have when it is used. Thanks for all the wonderful comments yesterday. I'm glad you liked it and I hope you like today's shot.

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Comments (19)

tyan from Singapore, Singapore

this is stunning!the framing is fantastic.The colour gives it a very vintage look:)

3 Oct 2007 6:27am

e. from Washington DC, United States

Another great vintage shot of DC. I love the city. :)

3 Oct 2007 7:06am

Myst from Bologna, Italy

Great effect! Amazing POV!

3 Oct 2007 7:28am

Sidney from Manila, Philippines

Beautiful building, beautiful tones.
I prefer this duo tone to b&w!

3 Oct 2007 8:54am

Paulo Santos from Peso da Régua, Portugal

Nice photo! Good treatment!

3 Oct 2007 9:17am

rainsocks from Singapore

There are many tones to sepia, and I think you have used just the perfect one for this image!

3 Oct 2007 10:06am

kairospix from Singapore, Singapore

very nice post-processing!

3 Oct 2007 10:45am

Harald from Frankfurt am Main, Germany

A nice picture. The sepia tone fits very well.

3 Oct 2007 11:29am

Michael Rawluk from Prince George, Canada

Very nice job. The processing suits the image.

3 Oct 2007 3:40pm

Laurie from New Jersey, United States

I do love the old look of sepia.

I think it might have a bit more impact if you boost the contrast a little before converting to Sepia.

3 Oct 2007 3:52pm

Mingo from Sant Boi de Llobregat, Spain

Impresionante imagen del edificio, buen tratamiento en este virado a b/n. Excelente. Saludos!

3 Oct 2007 5:21pm

Wolfgang Prigge from Canada

I like it even better than yesterday's...

3 Oct 2007 6:28pm

Markus from Reading, United Kingdom

Very nice!

3 Oct 2007 9:16pm

Rebecca from Leicester, United Kingdom

Wow, such a majestic shot, and this sepia treatment is absolutely beautiful!!

3 Oct 2007 9:51pm

Ken McCoy from Orlando-Daytona Beach, FL, United States

Super effect! And getting that aged look is more than a matter of sepia coloring - you've captured the tonal range (a la Ansel Adams) as well. A little grain and it would be a masterful forgery :)

4 Oct 2007 12:39am