Jul 11: Sepia Sepia

Sepia: is a reddish-brown colour, named after the rich brown pigment derived from the ink sac of the common cuttlefish Sepia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sepia_(color)

So here are two Cuttlefish bones (and I don't even own a real parrot). I was going to stop there but a friend at work started talking about Mrs B's tights and was then very quick to explain that I could take the shot through her tights, to get a Sepie effect.
Thanks Andy Atwork, I think it worked?

A closer study: http://365project.org/bulldog/365-additions/2013-07-11

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Very cool. It did work. Now you should get a parrot for the Cuttlefish bones.

[Carol W]

Pieces of eight! Let me get this straight, you have taken a photo of some cuttlefish by stuffing the camera into a pair of your wife's tights? And the only parrot you have is a toy one that sits on an inflatable pool drinking your beer?

[AC]

I never would have thought of using tights. Thanks for the advice!

[Tremerryn]

Haha, hilarious ツ

[📸 Bulldog 📷]

You hit the nail on the head Carol - Oh what we do in the name of art...

@sturnus

[bernadette mcelligott]

go back.......... a friend in work was talking about your wife's tights
and you dont have a parrot!!!
pmsl

[bkb in the city]

Thanks for the info

[Karin Hirsch]

very tight, but almost. Very freaky interpretation of the word sepia

[❀ Lynn]

lol....loving the commentary....interesting way to get sepia...I would have just used the computer to process it....great thinking outside the box Bulldog!

[Kitti Nelson]

I had no idea that there was a connection between squid and photography and now when someone says sepia the first thing that will spring to my mind is Mrs B's tights!!!!? - Wait a minute - do your friends often speak of your wife's tights????!