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I am 99.9% sure that this is the view on the other side of the church...next to Ferdinand...for those not keeping up (I forgive you) go look at last week's stuff if you are a person who needs to be in the loop like me...anywho...I am loving this edit...it's ok to say that right? I mean it was Ribbet's work, I just clicked "True Vintage" and it worked its magic...AND this is pretty cool...Ribbet.com has their premium stuff for free right now, plus unlike PicMonkey, (who also has a free premium upgrade right now) does not make you enter your cc info...I hate when sites give you a trial but only if you enter payment info (their little trick to get a month out of you)....soooo, have some fun!
Linking with Rubbish Tuesday (for those of us who love cool old stuff) and The Barn Collective for those who love barns :) I happen to be a fan of both!
Linking with Rubbish Tuesday (for those of us who love cool old stuff) and The Barn Collective for those who love barns :) I happen to be a fan of both!
I like what you've done with it!
ReplyDeleteThe effect on this shot really works!
ReplyDeleteI love the vintage effect, suits it perfectly!
ReplyDeleteVery neat! Love what can be done with photo editing software. Is it cheating? Probably!
ReplyDeleteOh I love it! Must check out ribbit.
ReplyDeleteI'm checking it out too. It creates an interesting vintage look for sure. I like it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful setting and the sepia is a lovely touch. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteGreat. Certainly looks authentic
ReplyDeleteIt would be a super shot in the original, too. Lots of interest. I do like the sepia ... certainly appears to have aged "naturally." Playing with photos is my favorite pastime!
ReplyDeletea great scene and a great edit!
ReplyDeleteI like the edit too. Lovely scene to begin with, though. Thanks for linking up this week!
ReplyDeleteI like this in sepia! Nice edit!
ReplyDeleteI like the scene, and the effect works quite well!
ReplyDeleteTRIPLE WOW to this picture! Does Ribbet have things the others don't? Will you be paying? I can't wait! Soon as I finish my comments I will go and look around.
ReplyDeleteI love the way this effect can transform an image to vintage Tanya, I keep meaningto use it more often, then get sidetracked by colour :)
ReplyDeleteI'm like Grace, I get sidetracked too! You should frame this one!
ReplyDeleteLovely! & yes I do like all things old.
ReplyDeleteI literally thought this was a Currier and Ives print.
It's great what you do with this photo, lovely effect. I am going to go and try out that link right now. Thanks Tanya!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shot - love the old timey look to it!
ReplyDeleteDo you ever hear from Diane? I know someone copied her blog, then it disappeared, and I'm just wondering what she's up to.
Great vintage shot. I love editing photos, but do not have a program. Thanks for your suggestions.
ReplyDeleteI do like that! Very nice!
ReplyDeletei love what you did with the photo ... so so cool!! very neat in my humble opnion. ( :
ReplyDeleteI like the vintage look too. This picture looks like it could have been taken a hundred years ago.
ReplyDeleteI like the processing on this photo!
ReplyDeletePerfect sepia effect on some 'old country charm'.
ReplyDeleteIt's definitely "true vintage"...what a great shot! I love it.
ReplyDeleteThat is a pretty scene in the valley and I like the edit. I used to use Ribbit but haven't in a while. I must go back to it and experiment. :) I'm visiting from The Barn Collective. Pamela
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic!
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