Earthwatcher's photos with the keyword: sepia

A winter's day in Ecclesall Woods, south-west Sheffield At the summit of the higher ground in the western part of Ecclesall Woods, is a fine stand of chestnut trees. I am always intrigued by their twisted boles and branches. I like the antique look which sepia toning gives to this image. It also concentrates the appreciation of the abstract form and semi-fractal look of the twigs and branches, without the distraction of colour.

A winter's day in Ecclesall Woods, south-west Sheffield A fine spreading beech tree on the higher ground in the western part of Ecclesall Woods, overlooking the Limb Valley. I like the antique look which sepia toning gives to this image. It also concentrates the appreciation of the abstract form and semi-fractal look of the twigs and branches, without the distraction of colour.

This is a sepia version of an earlier photo which I think works quite well.

The southern end of Burbage Edge has been extensively quarried for millstone manufacture, probably mostly in the 19th century. This particular quarry has an amazing prow-like pillar of rock left standing ("The Cioch Block"). Higger Tor is visble in the far distance. This photo is sepia version of an HDR photo posted previously.

Another sepia version of an earlier photo.