Very, very nice!
Very, very nice!
I quite agree. The venerable Verito continues to get the job done.Originally Posted by Jim Graves
I don't think this is an old "station," my recollection is that it was a house. If you're there again walk across the road to the general store and ask the store owners the story behind it. If I could remember enough details I'd relate them but I don't, it's been quite a while since I talked with them. All I remember is that the story behind it was very interesting, involving fires, murders, that kind of thing. In any event, regardless of what it was the photograph is beautiful.
old station, brothers, oregon
Done with a 15" mirroscope lens.
Brian Ellis
Before you criticize someone, walk a mile in their shoes. That way when you do criticize them you'll be
a mile away and you'll have their shoes.
Sunset
19:30 August 11, 2013
Spencer Port-land Soft Focus 11.5in F5.6
wide open
Fuji RVP 100 8X10in
under Si-o-se Pol(33 Arches Bridge), Isfahan, Iran
Sometimes love just ain't enough.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pierre506/sets/
east ely station and the '93'
I love this one!
east ely station and the '93'
Thanks Steve. Needed a bump as I posted at 0 midnight thirty and went to bed.
Here's another from the same set-up.,
oil cans, NNRY shops
You are on a wonderful roll Jim. very inspiring for anyone with a fuzzy lens and a sharp concept.
Thank you.
Jim, I like that oil cans photo!
4x5 speed graphic, 8.75" verito. tmy2 film in PMK.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/1375969...n/photostream/
BMW at Owls Head Transportation Museum.
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