The vineyard in sepia

I stylized a few of the images from the vineyard shoot (see these two posts below) and ended up really liking the look sepia toning gave them.  There's something wonderfully timeless about it.  And classy.  So here's a few for your viewing pleasure. :)

 

I'm working on Steven and Grace's images, so look for those in Monday's post!  :D  Can't wait to share more!

- Kelsey Schweickert

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Glennhawk vineyard

All right, that last post was pretty serious...or at least thoughtful...anyways, moving on.  Here are the promised vineyard photos!

Such a beautiful place.  Especially at sunset.

The colors blew me away.  Check out this rich purply-blue.

I love all the different colors in each bunch of grapes...

 

Such a beautiful fresh green.

You know me, I can't shoot anything without doing some sun flare shots!

- Kelsey Schweickert

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A vineyard shoot

Just before I left for Mexico for Steven and Grace's wedding last week, I did a late-afternoon shoot for the owner of a small vineyard.  Glenn and his wife Linda grow three kinds of wine grapes at their gorgeous hilltop home in Danville.  (Talk about classy!)  Glenn takes meticulous care of everything and it's just beautiful.

I loved working with the colors...the bright green vines winding their way across the hillside, the warm brown of the shredded-bark ground cover, and the dusty-purple, pale green, and rose-colored grape clusters.  It's a lovely place to shoot, to start with, and the light was lovely too...I had a ball!  :)

I'm working thru the editing, so I'll be adding to this post tonight or tomorrow.  Stay tuned for more from the Glennhawk vineyard.  :)

- Kelsey Schweickert

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