Sepia, sepia ocher, or sepia brown is a dark orange red color with weak saturation, corresponding to the pigment coloration obtained from sepia or cuttle ink, a marine cephalopod similar to the squid.
Sepia-facing is a photographic procedure that consists of replacing the grays of a photograph in black and white with a sepia tonality. This technique has been used since the early years of photography to improve the aesthetic quality of the photos and also to stabilize the images, delaying their degradation.
In particular, the turning to sepia was very used by the pictorialist movement, which sought to communicate to the photographs a pictorial aspect, that is to say, similar to that of a work of art made using traditional techniques of painting.
Today’s digital cameras often have the ability to flip photos to sepia automatically, but you can also flip the images after they are captured, using a digital editing program.
Beautiful! I love it
Thank so much my friend
Great image. It looks different but good.
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Never thought that using sepia could create such a fantastic image. Great work Oscar and thanks for sharing the info
Many thanks to you, it is a sepia with other works of photographic editing combined, greetings Art bytes
I really like this image!
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You’re welcome!
very good
Thank so much Naeem, regards
Very nice
Thank so much GaRY, REGARDS
nice :))
Thank so much Marcelle, greetings friend
Bro its amazing….
Thank so much Narendra, regards friend
It looks great 🙂
Thank so much Shaivy, greetings
NICE 🙂
Thank so much Marcelle, regards friend
youre more than welcome! 🙂
It looks as delicate as a Japanese print :).
True, it has that oriental air, greetings and many thanks
thanks for the lesson, i dident know this 😀
Of the family of the squid, that I liked lol, greetings
que buena feliz domingo
GraCIAS, feliz domingo
Lovely post
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I was in Umbria on the train looking out and suddenly I thought< "Oh my gosh, that paint is named after the color of the dirt here." Later I was in Siena and … etc…
What a surprise !!, thanks Howards for sharing it.
Regards friend, thanks
ok
I love your naming convention
Thank you Alx, you are very kind, greetings
Very nice photo
Thank so much Fortune, greetings
Beautiful tones Oscar!
Thank you, highlight it more than usual, it was fantastic and mysterious