Sepia Scenes

This is a photo that my mother took a long time ago. We used to drive up in the Smokey Mountains several times a year, and this is an old mill that is somewhere up there. I scanned this photo and tried to manipulate it in Sepia, but nothing looked as good as the original.
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What a fantastic shot, and a great historical shot as well–your page freezes my computer so I’m not sure I’ll be able to visit so sorry

kaye´s last blog ..Booking Thru Thursday: chairside stack
I’m impressed. I had a mill up this week too. Water mill for you; stamp mill for me. I love it when I twin with someone.
annie´s last blog ..Sepia Scenes – Sutter’s Mill in Coloma, CA
Hi Karen. I am putting another award on my blog for you
Will be up shortly. Hope your having a great day!
Stacie´s last blog ..Thursday Thunks
You have a great eye. Very nice!
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CityGirl´s last blog ..Mama Karma Ain’t Happy
Beautiful photo. I would love to see this place in real life! I love places like this.
Stacie´s last blog ..Thousand Word Thursday – 4th of July- Tackle Dad
the tones are so natural and warm and beautiful
love the wheel
Interesting photo of the old mill and a great choice for sepia.
I like how the water is moving but the wheel is still.
Happy Sepia Scenes ~
Patti V.´s last blog ..Sepia scenes
This is almost sepia on its own, Karen! It’s a beautiful pic! Happy Sepia Scenes!

maryt/theteach´s last blog ..Sepia Scenes #38
That picture is REALLY amazing! I had to take a closer look at it!!
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love the huge wheel in this mill shot.
Thanks for the sweet comment and I love your site. I am going to add you to my list. I love Leah’s Tinker Bell outfit. I love Tink!!!! The river is where we spend our spare time when we have it…Hope you guys have a great weekend.
LeAnne Grissom´s last blog ..Favorite Photograph
I doubled clicked the picture. It has so many lovely details worth a thorough study.
It also has an immediate sepia mood. Old, rural days.
The wheel is lifted up so the running water doesn’t reach its shovels. Hence the stand still.
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felisol´s last blog ..MY SEPIA ROSE
You have brought an old world to life in wonderful sepia glory! Fascinating!
Gemma´s last blog ..Rainbow Dreaming
This is a look of a distant era, with original wood siding and a paddlewheel that looks odd as it is not turning. A stunner with the old photograph shade of sepia. Nice!
Ralph´s last blog ..Sepia Scenes – Ice Flows
Old mills are very interesting. And the perfect subjects for sepia toning. Have a good week.