Sepia 'N Color

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About Sepia 'N Color

--For photos that use "selective color" inside of mainly sepia images--

Do you love to take a primarily sepia image and liven it up with a touch of color? Are you a pro with "cutout" images? Or are you still experimenting with this technique?

We're showcasing sepia images that feature a dash of color to make them pop!

But wait! Is your image ENTIRELY SEPIA? Don't post it yet; we'll accept it as soon as there is a touch / a twinge / a dash / a splash of SOME OTHER COLOR(S) in it!

For now there is no posting limit, but if the image does not meet our requirements (sepia AND color) it will be weeded out. Please do not take it personally if your image is removed because an administrator doesn't think it fits properly into the group. The submissions here are consistenly wonderful, but some may not comply with our guidelines. Sometimes we will contact you and give you a recommendation on how to make your submission work for the group.

Remember: sepia AND color
.................like two different worlds


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se·pi·a (noun)

1. A dark brown ink or pigment originally prepared from the
secretion of the cuttlefish.

2. A drawing or picture done in this pigment.

3. A photograph in a brown tint.

4.. A dark grayish yellow brown to dark or moderate olive brown.


se·pi·a (adjective)

1. Of the color sepia.

2. Done or made in sepia.