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Hi all! I took this photo of the Oakland neighborhood in Pittsburgh and whenever I look at it, I just feel like it would look great if I could add an old-style look to it. I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice on how I could go about giving it a vintage/old-style feel to look like it was taken back in the 1800s. Thanks!!
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Use a texture overlayed as a layer. In this shot I used a stock photo of an old piece of paper. Play with the blending mode and opacity until it looks good.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jamesfletcher/3221691101/ |
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