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BIRCH ON THE RIVERBANK

By Marilyn Armstrong on 03/13/2014 • ( 9 )

Cee’s Black & White Challenge: Found In Nature

Okay, it’s really sepia, but it started as black and white, then I added the toning to give it more of an antique feeling and a bit of warmth. I liked it. I added burnt edges. It could be anytime along any northern river where silver birch trees grow.

Birch tree over the riverbank

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Categories: #Photography, Arts, Blackstone Valley, Challenges, Nature, Seasons, Water

Tags: black and white, cee's black and white challenge, riverbank, water

9 replies

Jenni
03/13/2014 • 15:39

Awesome shot

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  03/13/2014 • 15:56
  
  Thanks 🙂
  
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Cee Neuner
03/13/2014 • 12:11

Absolutely gorgeous!!! Glad you could make another challenge.

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  03/13/2014 • 12:13
  
  Thanks. My surgeon bumped me to next Monday/Tuesday. And anyway, it’s snowing and I’ve got a cold so maybe it worked out as it should. Glad to be able to participate.
  
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Robin
03/13/2014 • 11:38

I think it is really great in sepia, although I have no idea what the black and white looked like. The effects are very nice. Water reflections are one of my favorite kinds of photographs.

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  03/13/2014 • 11:42
  
  Not so different, but the toning made it a bit softer, which I liked. A bit unearthly. I often do pictures a few different ways, just to see what works, what doesn’t. Learning is trial and error.
  
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juliansaba
03/13/2014 • 02:07

Reblogged this on Le Journal of Jhulle Katz Raynauld.

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  03/13/2014 • 12:14
  
  Thanks for the reblog!
  
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