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Great image! I take it you may have added some toning – sepia perhaps? – but the general feeling and ambiance of the shot is great. I love this kind of “decay” and returning to the wild feel of things/spaces/places. 🙂
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I rendered it first in black and white leeching out the green to give it some light … then I tinted the result with a reddish brown which I first desaturated and then added some shadows. It’s in an old abandoned garden so decay and reverting back to the wild are the right words.
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BTW … this is only one of the two pictures I put up on the original post …
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Great job 🙂
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