Morval Steam Fair [5]

Despite the fun of the miniture engines, it is the big traction engines I really enjoy. This magnificent example would probably fetch around £500,000 if sold. But the charm and sheer grittyness of these vehicles is the real attraction.

The picture here has been processed in photoshop to get a sepia finish. I am not sure if this or the original is better. So have a look at the original in my other album here...
http://365project.org/netkonnexion/anotherone/2011-09-03
Which of the two is better?


My other albums today:
http://365project.org/netkonnexion/anotherone/
Identify This! ... http://365project.org/netkonnexion/number03/

[Shirley Chetwynd]

I like this one best, it looks older

[Rick Schies]

Nice tones

[Kerri]

This is really cool! Great processing

[Howard N]

The sepia tone and the old beast work well together. I vote sepia!

[Alta D©]

makes it even cooler in sepia!

[Fletcher]

i like the sepia version

[Sue Wilde]

Terrific use of sepia. Like this

[robinwarner]

yes, i love this..the sepia is perfect.

[scooter]

Oh, I love the processing on this, works well!!

[Ray Reeder]

I think this is the better one, one of the reasons may be that the background is less obtrusive.

[Natacha Murphy]

wonderful :) love thes sepia. this is a real tractor :p

[Melissa C.]

Love the sepia version!

[june milner]

i've flipped back and forth on these two . I'm out of step her I know , But the colour brings out the shine and sheen on the magnificent engine ,contrasting with all that greenery. see Ray's pont , but still the colour fro me.

[Charlene Barker]

Great use of b&w in this shot. Gives it a quality from 100 years ago.

[Jill Peck Vona]

awesome. Great sepia tones....