San Miguel fountain

[Diane Miller]

I was going thru some older folders and found this one that I've always liked. Basically just a B/W conversion with sepia toning, and an OnOne Photo Frame border.

[Cheryl Slechta]

Lovely conversion, Diane. I like the subtle vignette and border.

[Jackie Schuknecht]

I like the old world feel, and the shadows of the leaves, and hints of the plants. I am not usually a fan of a lighter border but I do like this one, although I might go a little darker. I love that little cherub too.

[Anita Bower]

Very nice. The processing is consistent with the content of the image. And, you did it very nicely.

[Dennis Bishop]

This is so good. The composition is right on, you framed it very nicely when you shot and/or cropped it, and the sepia toning fits the image very well. Until very recently, my feeling about light borders was much like Jackie's, but that's rapidly changing, and I really like what you did, here. It's funny, I used a Photo Frame border -- a light one, at that -- for the first time in a long time just a couple days ago.

[Diane Miller]

Thanks, everyone! What I really like are the vines on the wall -- wish the tree trunks on the right hadn't been there, but no way to get around them.

[Dennis Bishop]

I like the vines, too. And the tree trunks, maybe for a couple reasons. The curve of the one on the right goes nicely with the curve of the arch, and the trees act as a visual stop, keeping the eyes in the image as they get to the right side. I think they're a plus.