Sepia Toned
Sepia Toned – Sepia is a reddish-brown color, named after the rich brown pigment derived from the ink sac of the common cuttlefish Sepia.
I like to use the sepia finish on some of my flower or insect photos, so I had to look up what the word actually means and surprised myself finding the answer.
Fun Facts
What is a cuttlefish you might ask π – Cuttlefish ink was formerly an important dye, called sepia. That is where the name of this color comes from. I did not know that myself.
I like how the white on the tip of the wings of this butterfly did not change much when changing this photo to sepia tones.
Sepia Toned
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32 Replies to “Sepia Toned”
Learned something new today, thanks Sandra.
I do like the sepia tone, I need to use it more often. π
Insightful information and beautiful implementation of the described colour.
Thank you very much π
Good information
Thank you π
That’s amazing information Sandra.
It is something how they come up with things.
Had no idea the color came from a cuttlefish. Wow.
Old photos from the turn of the century (19th) had much of that tint. I wonder if it was because of the fish or just age.
I think they actually made photos back then in that color, their first attempt to add a little color instead of just black and white. But I don’t know how they came up with it then, could be because of that fish.
Interesting…
Only a word: wonder!
Thank you very much π
Beautiful.
Thank you Tim.
So beautiful !
Thank you, Sandra. And a wonderful day to you .
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You also Francine, thank you π
Wow more cool info. But this one I actually knew. Either way I love the pictures. π€£ππ
Thank you Mr.Ohh π
No, thank you for brightening my day πππ€£
My pleasure, πβΊοΈ
Wow! What an outstanding color! Something new to remember and apreciate!
Thank you Sandra
Thank you very much Eddie, yes I need to make more of these. I forget about sometimes. Have a wonderful day Eddie. π
Trust me I forget plenty Sandra
Thanks for the info about the sepia color, I learned something new today π
So interesting how they discover things like this.
magnifique
Thank you very much π
Wow! I am always amazed by your photos, this is no exception!!π
Thank you very much, I appreciate that π
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Thank you very much π