The Nikon digital camera I use allows you to do sepia toned prints in camera. You simply convert the file, which is a nicer way than the old sepia toned prints, which were made using harsh chemicals, like ferrous cyanide. Old black and white prints exposed to the sun or ones that are coming "unfixed" will take on the same color. As this project progresses, I find myself going back to places I really like. This is my favorite tree in the Park. It's an old juniper, which lost a limb over the winter. I fear it will die soon. This summer it was home to a family of bluebirds and a ground squirrel has a burrow beneath it. I could spend hours here.