beach huts in sepia

Decided to give a different feel to those brightly coloured huts. The patterns on the doors suddenly took on a different aspect.

[Dianne]

Great perspective, shapes and shadows.

[Gillian Brown]

The sepia gives this scene a whole different focus.

[Peter]

Looks lovely in sepia tones, with a great view point and strong light Hazel:)

[Julie F]

Some interesting lines.

[Babs]

Wow it changes the whole scene. I do like the colour version though.

[Joyce]

Gosh this does make a difference and really emphasises the shapes and patterns Hazel

[wendy frost]

Looks great in the Sepia the ahapes really stand out.

[Joanne Diochon]

This is a different look for sure. By removing the colour you've made the patterns the star of this show. I had a similar experience recently with a shot of a tiger where the colour in the original seemed to me to overpower the patterns of her coat and the dappled lighting. I think in this case I prefer the coloured beach huts but, may well, just be a matter of taste or mood of the moment.

[Merrelyn]

It certainly changes the image and really highlights the shapes and patterns.

[Nicole]

This really gives it a vintage look!

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

Makes for a very neat capture. A postcard from 1940.

[Bep]

Very different from the coloured version. I prefer the colours.

[Hazel]

@gardencat

I prefer them in colour but I was surprised to see, like you, how sepia accentuated the patterns which i had not really noticed before.

[Richard Hickey]

Awesome picture and perspective.

[william wooderson]

I see your point about the patterns, good idea!

[Pat Knowles]

Very geometric & you are brave posting them in black & white after seen them in full colour. The shapes & lines do show up well though with no distraction of colour.

[Dawn]

Cool shot. A fav

[Lois]

Nice shades of gray for b&w shot

[Lori Jane]

Nice choice. It really does bring out the wonderful patterns.

[Sandy]

Interesting perspective. It does emphasize the shapes and lines.