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This blog contains pictures mainly from Troy, Bradford County, in Northcentral Pennsylvania. I hope you enjoy a look inside the beauty of rural Pennsylvania, as captured through the lens of my camera, The photography contained in this blog has been shot primarily with Canon dslr cameras. I currently have a Canon Digital 70D with a variety of Canon lenses. I also use a Fuji Finepix occasionally.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Sepia Scenes # 38: Chew Red Man Tobacco
A painted barn between Bradford and Lycoming Counties on Route 14 South. It is actually painted a bright yellow with red and black letters, and it sits in an extremely inconvenient and dangerous spot to get a good shot, without all the power lines. It was repainted several years ago by a high school student for a service project.
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3 comments:
Great shot even though there are power lines! Happy Sepia Scenes, Donna! :)
my favorite of the day! Hope you can stop by to see my sepia scene Thanks!
it looks far more dignified in sepia than I imagine the red and yellow would look
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