People travel to many “iconic” places to view fall color, but Western Pennsylvania isn’t typically one of them. It should be!

It’s hard to describe the feeling of being surrounded by every possible shade of yellow, orange, and red while listening to the sound of a rushing creek. There are a multitude of sites like this to be enjoyed in this area of the country.

Walking down this gently winding pathway leading to Miner’s Falls in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, I couldn’t help but feel like it was a mystical and enchanted trail. While processing this image, I tried to convey that feeling to the viewer. I hope you can feel it too.

Paper: Canson Platine Fiber Rag, 310 gsm.
Finish: Luster

Available in three sizes (rounded to nearest 1/2 inch): 24x34, 16.5x24, and 8.5x11.

White Border:
24x34 - 2 inches all sides
16.5x24 - 1 inch all sides
8.5x11 - 0.5 inch on longest size

Signed: In border, below image.

Print is unframed.

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