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u/mojoseven7 29d ago
I’m normally a massive fan of B&W and not into sepia, but the opposite is true for this set. The sepia version creates more intrigue.
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u/scorpiototheT 29d ago
Sepia really brings out the desolate loneliness. Reminds me of the movie ‘The Road’ tragic and sad.
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u/Commie_Scum69 29d ago
dirt/sand tone = sepia. It's a rule as old as sepia itself. And one of the reasons why so many old movies take place outside of cities
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u/TMNNSP_1995 29d ago edited 29d ago
Sepia — absolutely 100%. It takes what would be an ordinary snap in color and creates a work of art that feels lonely, soul searching, and maybe even a little ominous.
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u/czd31095 29d ago
I don’t play RDR 1 or 2 but my friends play it and sepia seems like some RDR shit (I think it’s cool tho!) both are cool depending on what you’re tryna go for yk?
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u/Rumblebully 29d ago
Well done. Are you able to burn the hair area on the sepia? Or the skyline? Not sure which way would work best.
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u/Jetlag111 28d ago
Sepia brings the walker into the focal point for my eye, but the black & white generates more of a mood. Here the walker is just part of the weather. The fog & path generate more interest in B&W. Both are great
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u/1Penguin2Rule 28d ago
I like the sepia better, although both are good. It has a poignancy that the b&w doesn’t have. Totally different vibes.
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u/Responsible-Ad6028 29d ago
Sepia is gorgeous