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World War I Monument
Category: Photography | Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 9:32 pm Today, I took our daughter and her friend around town, each with a camera in-hand. We had a wonderful time taking photographs of our city's landmarks. This monument is in Bayliss Park, in the center of our downtown area. I was trying to make this look like an old photograph you would find in a grandparent's photo album. Sepia toning & soft focus added to get this effect. 
This photo is part of the fountain in the park, I just like the colors of the various stones. 
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Those are great shots I do love the last one.The fountain is totally awesome.
Your monument photo is very moving, and I like the bricks of your fountain too. That's a big fountain!
Great pics, Piano Lady. I like the effects that you used for the first one.
Thanks. The girls didn't take these particular ones, but their's looks much the same. Login or register to leave a comment. |
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