.jpg "Ithaca Falls (Sepia).jpg")
Ithaca Falls (Sepia).jpg
Carsten and I went to this little waterfall nestled in a small valley just inside the city limits. Carsten tells me there are several more falls in town, but this one is probably the most picturesque.
I was playing with the Sepia filter on the digital camera to "proof" the pictures prior to using my 35mm SLR to take the same shot.
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Ithaca Falls (Sepia).jpg |
Compare this to the shot on the previous page. Notice how the red filter pulls out the contrast in the sky. The pictures were taken about ten seconds apart, so it's not like the clouds moved that radically. |
| An interesting effect; the little snow that remained clung to the shady sedimentary rock nestled in the shade of southern side of the little valley. |
.jpg "Ithaca Falls - Frosted Banks (Sepia).jpg") Ithaca Falls - Frosted Banks (Sepia).jpg |
.jpg "Ithaca Falls - Ice Diamonds (Sepia Landscape).jpg") Ithaca Falls - Ice Diamonds (Sepia Landscape).jpg |
A visual curiosity: water frozen onto reed stalks form ice diamonds. |
| Same place, just composed a little differently. |
.jpg "Ithaca Falls - Ice Diamonds (Sepia Portrait).jpg") Ithaca Falls - Ice Diamonds (Sepia Portrait).jpg |
.jpg "Ithaca Falls - Shallows (Sepia).jpg") Ithaca Falls - Shallows (Sepia).jpg |
Another view of the falls, with some of the shallows in the foreground. |
| Taking the camera out of Sepia mode, I caught this picture from the bridge crossing over the little river. |
 Ithaca Falls - View from the bridge.jpg |
.jpg "Ithaca Falls 2 (Sepia).jpg") Ithaca Falls 2 (Sepia).jpg |
Finally, another sepia shot of the waterfall. |
I hope you enjoyed the tour. Head back to the index to see the entire collection of pictures, or even see all the pictures in a slideshow.