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Almost monochrome. I like its steel coppery shade. A very interesting and moody edit, dear Sue. I am not sure what they are.
It is a sepia edit done in SilverEfex Pro….. And as to what they are – rusted old wagons from the ruins of a Maginot Line fort in France.
🙂 thanks for explanation
You are most welcome, Paula!
Ah… I see! *stops squinting*
…and did you really see? 😉
Like a mole crossed with a bat.
Great explanation! 😀😀
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Very mood edit Sue, I like it.
And I must try that out myself – looks fun
Thanks, Debbie 😊
Hubby says he remembers seeing something like this in Cinque Terra Italy. They were used for carting the grapes across the hillside on railway tracks. Great image for Paula’s challenge, Sue.
Yep, these ran on railway tracks into the munitions entrance of the fort…
“Moody” is exactly right given the tragic history around the Maginot Line, and you’ve given them a deeper version of moody with the sepia edit. So good to find you in my Monday in-box.
I thought I would make an effort and start posting again!
These remind me of carts seen at an old coal mine. A very moody effect Sue.
Yes, I’ve seen similar at ruined coal mines…glad you think it ticks the ‘moody’ box, Sue
They haven’t worked for a long time, interesting history. Good to see you Sue, happy 2016 🙂
They haven’t worked since 1940…..
Oh, and Happy 2016 to you, Gilly!
Definitely fits the bill, Sue. Or should I say ‘hopper’? 🙂 🙂
Haha smart Alec! 😉
I’ll cut myself one of these days, Sue 😦
😳
The edit suits the photo well.
Many thanks!
Quite nice Sue
Hi Robert! Only ‘quite nice’? 😉
Yes, only just completely quite nice 🙂 Happy New Year!
And Happy New Year to you, too!
Suitably dark, and moody indeed, Sue. Very appropriate, at this time of year.
Best wishes, Pete.
Hi Pete! Yes, it gets a bit dark and mody from now until April…I’m a definite SAD sufferer! My mood not helped today by having a passport photo taken in a booth, the result is grotesque
I don’t think anyone ever had a ‘good’ passport photo, Sue.
No, my previous ones were poor, but this is truly hideous (my face looks distorted) I’m going to have to retry….and lest you wonder, I ain’t a vain girl
love the sepia effect perfect for that vintage of WWI.
Glad you think so! (But it was WWII…still a long time ago!)
Oh this is a reminder of the past – sepia is great.. There is something sad about it..
There is, indeed, something sad about it…a lot, in fact
Very moody and dilapidated and the treatment you’ve chosen enhances the mood. You’re back in form Sue. Happy new year…
Thanks, Pauline! And HNY to you, too!
dark and nice 🙂
Thanks, Joshi!
An intriguing image Sue! 🙂
Thanks, Adrian! I was aiming for the mysterious…..
Love the processing Sue. I’ll have to try to replicate it one day!
Thanks, Emilio!!
Perfectly moody.
I thought so!