Unbelievably huge new challenge

[farmerj]

It's actually NOT a "sepia" effect. In Paintshop Pro, there is a photo effect called Time machine that you can apply to pictures. The one I used is called Albumen.

This photography is the form of photography process that would have been used for that time period had the picture actually been taken and processed.

From what I can find on the internet, it's about as concise as you can get without getting long winded.

Paintshop Pro's description.

Albumen Widely used from 1855 to the 1890s, this inexpensive photographic method produced paper-based photos. Negatives were captured on glass, and the print was then created on paper that used albumen from egg whites to bind the light-sensitive chemicals to the paper. Albumen photos are often characterized by their glossy finish, and soft, warm, brown tones.

[Fotolopithecus]

ITS TIME TO DECLAIR THE WINNER, AND FIRST HISTORICAL/PHOTOGRAPHIC GRAND POOBAH OF 2009S "UNBELIEABLY HUGE NEW CHALLENGE." HE IS THE PHOTOGRAPHER WE MUST ALL AVERT OUR GAZE FROM IN PASSING, NEVER LOOKING DIRECTLY ON HIS PERSONAGE, BECAUSE WE ARE UNWORTHY. HE WILL OCCUPIE THIS LOFTY POSITION UNTIL NEXT YEAR WHEN WE HAVE THE SECOND ANUAL "UNBELIEVABLY HUGE NEW CHALLENGE" THE GRAND EXHALTED POOBAH IS........ FARMERJ, FOR HIS ALBUMEN BLACKSMITH SHOPPITH

P.S. OF COURSE AS SUCI, AND CHILE HAVE SUGGESTED THERE'S NO REASON THIS THREAD CAN'T CONTINUE FOR AS LONG AS PEOPLE ARE INTERESTED, BUT LETS TRY TO KEEP IT HISTORICAL BECAUSE THAT WAS THE POINT IN THE FIRST PLACE.PITH

[farmerj]

Wow...

I am most honored and humbled.....

Thanks all...

[suci]

Congratulation farmerj. A well deserved honor.

[mrchile]

Way to go F.J. Nice work on the albumen. I learned something new today. Thanks for that and your vote. Happy Veterans Day.