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Tussey Mountain, Pennyslvania

2550 feet above sea level, this ridge and mountain range is an excellent place to spend winters and
summers. During the summer there are numerous festivals and fairs in the region and in the winter
once the snowmaking season starts, the slopes are filled with skiers and snowboarders.
It is close to State College and Boalsburg in Central Pennsylvania.
What's behind the bend?, Tussey Mountain, PA
What's behind the bend?, Tussey Mountain, PA		 Lost in the woods, Tussey Mountain, PA
Lost in the woods, Tussey Mountain, PA		 Meticulous deforestation, Tussey Mountain, PA
Meticulous deforestation, Tussey Mountain, PA		 A creek, Tussey Mountain, PA
A creek, Tussey Mountain, PA
Bridge over the creek, Tussey Mountain, PA
Bridge over the creek, Tussey Mountain, PA		 Pitter Patter, Tussey Mountain, PA
Pitter Patter, Tussey Mountain, PA		 Sunlight, Tussey Mountain, PA
Sunlight, Tussey Mountain, PA		 In Orange glow, Tussey Mountain, PA
In Orange glow, Tussey Mountain, PA
Contrasting yellows, Tussey Mountain, PA
Contrasting yellows, Tussey Mountain, PA		 A cabin in the woods, Tussey Mountain, PA
A cabin in the woods, Tussey Mountain, PA

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Ray :)10-May-2004 23:56
In my experience, it is easy to do make the sepia too rich in nature scenes. In the Orange Glow photo, for example, there's a lot of contrast and the shape dominates. So you can probably get away with even richer tones in such shots. The bridge photo, for example, is one of calm, and I would have gone for an even subtler sepia, but maybe that's just a matter of personal taste.
A nice gallery.
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