A 1000 thanks, Steve. It was a fun day in this oft-overlooked Nat'l Park.Originally Posted by Steve M Hostetter
And an inviting place for your future wet plate work!
A 1000 thanks, Steve. It was a fun day in this oft-overlooked Nat'l Park.
And an inviting place for your future wet plate work!
4x5 135mm FP4+
Near Calvin, Oklahoma
Intercoastal under Atlantic Blvd Bridge. 7X17 w 265mm lens printed as Kallitype.
van Huyck Photography
"Searching for the moral justification for selfishness" JK Galbraith
yes indeed! I almost traveled that way on one of my several trips to Cali.A 1000 thanks, Steve. It was a fun day in this oft-overlooked Nat'l Park.
And an inviting place for your future wet plate work!
I ended up getting lost between Redding and Eureka Cali. was a good lost, "I think"
I got to Mt. Lassen and all I seen was a sign w/ an arrow pointing up this delapidated road.. I have to admit half way up I got spooked and turned around,,, the road was rough as a cob and practicly unpassable.. Got to the point I thought maybe I might be on a hiking trail."
I was in a Ford Taurus to say the least
regards
steve
Last edited by Steve M Hostetter; 29-Nov-2009 at 09:28. Reason: added bits
I haven't seen this art deco bridge (Newport OR) on this thread yet. Toyo 4x5
Thad, wow, is this thing real or did you take photographs while you dream?
Bodiam Bridge in Sussex UK.
5 x 4 Gandolfi 150mm xenar lens
Rollie IR + Hoya R72 filter
Retro Pyro
Scanned Quadtone applied in Photoshop
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Thanks, Sascha. The week I spent on the Oregon coast was overcast and wet, so that was the kind of dreams I had.
This footbridge is over the River Cong at Cong Abbey in County Mayo in Ireland.
Footbridge at Cong Abbey
Two interpretations of the Brooklyn Bridge. Taken last winter during an outing with the NYC area group.
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