Have seen the Auburn courthouse a number of times. Always give it a
couple looks, but haven't gone there with photos in mind.
I obviously don't know the lighting conditions, but on my screen it has
a low contrast, early evening, shady, appearance. If that's your
intent, you succeeded. :) (I would like a tad more 'snap').
The view is dramatic!

Jack
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> 
> The downside about organizing my photos in  Lightroom, is I'll be
> boring you 
> with some of my older and less inspired photos.  
> 
> The upside is it lets me practice with PS (well, Elements 5). This
> one I  
> tried a B&W conversion with using a couple of adjustment layers, one
> using  the 
> RGB channels.
> 
> In April I made an abortive trip to Sacramento to look  for poppies
> where 
> George Lepp had told me they were. Had a quick lunch with  Bruce,
> didn't find any 
> poppies (found them later about 5 miles from home),  visited Auburn,
> and a 
> man-made lake in land from Auburn (lots of mansions among  farm
> houses).
> 
> Old town Auburn is tiny, but it has an impressive court  house on a
> knoll. 
> The court house has a dome, but it's not caught in this shot.  I ran
> all around 
> the building and took all kinds of shots, but haven't thought  any of
> them 
> were worth showing (before now, before organizing :-)). It was also 
> swarming 
> with swallows, which I found the most interesting part, and sometimes
> I  could 
> get them in a shot, and sometimes I couldn't.
> 
> Sans dome, but I  think it captures the feel of the building...
> somewhat. It 
> also let me play with  converting.
> 
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> 
> Comments  welcome.
> 
> Marnie aka Doe  :-)
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