The word today is sepia, and I always think of old photographs….
However for today I have an image of an arid landscape in southern Italy from the region of Basilicata, and to me, this is (almost) sepia (wellyes, plus some green tones):
And if that wasn’t sepia enough for you, how about this image of crumbling buildings at Craco Vecchia? (Well, most of it except the blue doors!)
Linked to One Word Sunday at Debbie’s here
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Good to avoid ‘classic’ sepia, Sue. You got the colour right in those images. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
Thanks, Pete!
I absolutely love the second shot!
Thank you, Jackie!
I like the lines in the first shots, the door in the second, and really like both shots in general. 🙂
janet
Thanks, Janet! Basilicata was a good source of images for me
Hey! My High School graduation photo is in sepia. Guess I’m old. :0)
Oh, don’t!