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    This is a recent photo I took of our old barn. My workflow to create the aged look here was as follows:

    1) Converted to B&W using channel mixer
    2) Toned the image using hue/saturation, two color fill layers, and selective color
    3) Added a slight blur overlay
    4) Cropped to pano
    5) Added a vignette
    6) Added a little noise
    7) Duplicated the image layer and set it to overlay blending mode
    8) Partially masked out the barn and some of the vegatation on the overlay layer
    9) Added a rock texture from a photo I took

    Any comments and suggestions would be most appreciated!
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    Christopher, Old Photo Master and Master Texturizer

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    Very nice framing and the treatment gives it a vere serene feel. Thanks for the workflow tips Christopher.

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    Christopher, I'm loving this one! Very nice effect w/ toning and aging. I like your composition and the vignette is perfect IMO. Thanks for inc. your workflow.

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    Nice image and application, Christopher.

    The cloud between the barn and trees seems a little too dark to me, compared to the rest of the scene. Don't know if that is the natural tone, or if you burned it. Just my view of it.

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    Very nice quiet scene. Looks like an old postcard. Thanks for the step by step.

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    Great to see the workflow tips Christopher! :) Love the image, has a wonderful antique feel for me. TFS. :)

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    Thanks everyone! Appreciate the comments. Mark, I see your point on the darker cloud. Should be simple to tone it down.
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    beautifully rendered.....the light wisps in the sky are a very important element IMO.
    You might add a bit more of the "whiteness" to the sky.....sort of a glow

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    Christopher, this has such a nice warm glow to it. Thanks for the workflow:)
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    Thanks Dave and Cheryl. Much appreciated!
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