Civil War Patriot
by JarHead

Comment:
I actually believe this photo would have been more powerful without the selective saturation.

Timeless
by Jon_H

Comment:
Overall, I really like the photo, the setup, the facial expression, and the processing. The one thing that gets me is the glasses. To me, that style of glasses doesn't seem to fit with the rest of the theme.

Shack
by Structor

Comment:
Great lines, movement, and energy in this scene. It works very well in sepia.

Midnight
by MichaelC

Comment:
Very cool effect! I'm about 1/5 of the way through voting, but this is my favorite entry so far.

outpost
by BrennanOB

Comment:
The blur of the flag add a lot of interest to this scene, and somewhat makes it comes alive.

The Golden Age
by Tommy_Mac

Comment:
Very nice subject for this challenge. I like the perspective. I just wish the building wasn't visible.

Unleash the power
by youpee

Comment:
An interesting observation I have on this photo is the background elements. With a sepia photo, it often works best to have somewhat of a retro feel. Luckily, the buildings in the background have that. I wonder if that is just lucky or on purpose, as I would expect a photo like this to have depth fo field such that the background is blurred.

Confusion
by Ammie

Comment:
Very cool symmetry here. What could have made this even better in my mind is if that horizontal line was perfectly straight. The tilt is ruining some of that symmetry for me.

Jump for Joy!
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Wow, that's almost as close as you can get to B&W with still having the slightest tinge of sepia. I wonder if you are getting voted down for that (I had to use an eye dropper tool to see the sepia).

This is a cool photo, filled with a lot of conflicting energy. It kind of makes the viewer anxious while looking at it.

Summer Storm
by glad2badad

Comment:
I really like this scene in sepia. The coloring helps transport you to a different time.