Dust in the Wind
January 6, 2010 | Category: Black and White
Old Cemetery in rural southern Oregon
Tags: canon, cemetery, cross, rebel, rural
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Stephen Van Tuyl
Long time digital artist turned photographer. My work has been seen in the Bend Bulletin, the New York Times and National Geographic. I am a photography addict. An observer of life. A fly on the wall. A thief of moments.
Kris
on January 13th, 2010Wow. That’s sort of mysterious and scary and at the same time just peaceful and pretty, and a little bit sad. Beautiful.
@nemonen
on January 13th, 2010This type of scenes are very beautiful in sepia. Like it!
AnnieElf
on January 13th, 2010Old cemetaries would be my first choice for the creation of sepia images. For me they are the perfect marriage of timelessness. Excellent.
mizhelle
on January 13th, 2010awww that look is classic
u may view mine here
maria
on January 13th, 2010Really beautiful and very quiet.
EG Wow
on January 13th, 2010This scene seems to appropriate to me in sepia. Well done!
Stephen Van Tuyl
on January 13th, 2010Thanks. Much appreciated!
Stephen Van Tuyl
on January 13th, 2010Thank you!
Stephen Van Tuyl
on January 13th, 2010Thank you so much!
Stephen Van Tuyl
on January 13th, 2010Thanks!
Stephen Van Tuyl
on January 13th, 2010Thanks Kris!
Shannara
on January 13th, 2010Perfect place for a sepia photo!
Nice shot
John McDevitt
on January 13th, 2010Excellent Stephen. Great image made more powerful with the sepia toning.
maryt/theteach
on January 13th, 2010Stephen, great job! Lovely Sepia Scenes!
Tricia
on January 14th, 2010Cool play of shadows in this shot & the sepia fits wonderfully!
Gena @ thinking aloud
on January 14th, 2010Excellent sepia shot! I’ mstill lvoing your one from last week tho!!!
Gena @ thinking aloud
Kaye
on January 15th, 2010love the simpleness of the cross. Kaye—the road goes ever ever on