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[Ari]

Attachment 104866
On the way to Mt. Manaslu
Rolleiflex 2.8E Planar
Tri-X 400

Gorgeous

[bobwysiwyg]

Gorgeous

Couldn't agree more. Very nice image!

[Bill Koechling]

I've really enjoyed your work, Austin. I haven't posted much here but when I saw your Clarksdale photos I thought it would be a good time to put up a photo of the Mojo Man that I shot in 1976. You can see more here.

Canon F-1 and Tri-X

[swilf]

(Pentax 67, 120 mm soft-focus lens)

[Ed Bray]

Hi Ed- what film is this? Nice and sharp for sure, but it looks very grainy. Also (could be all imagination) looks like some kind of extended red sensitivity?
Just curious, as it's not a look I'm used to.

Tri-X, no filter, it has been suggested that the grain is due to my use of USM. This was one of the few images I have managed to scan with my Drum Scanner (been having a few issues with it), 4000dpi.

Excellent shot, with beautiful grain and all. And I love those trees in the distance. Almost like a painting.
You were standing on the spot where I want to build a house.
I would love to make a carbon print or a bromoil print of this negative.
Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for your comment, there are a few houses the opposite side of the church with a similar view (lucky beggers).

[austin granger]

Attachment 104866
On the way to Mt. Manaslu
Rolleiflex 2.8E Planar
Tri-X 400

This is fantastic. I could look at this for a long time. Actually, I just did. Nice work.

[austin granger]

I've really enjoyed your work, Austin. I haven't posted much here but when I saw your Clarksdale photos I thought it would be a good time to put up a photo of the Mojo Man that I shot in 1976. You can see more here.

Canon F-1 and Tri-X

I really enjoyed looking through those Bill, as well as reading your reminiscence. I particularly like that first picture, as well as the one of the truck (!) and crowd from above. Obviously, the great man still had his mojo working, and was enjoying himself to boot. I wish I could have been born a little earlier, so I could have seen him in person. It was a moving experience though, to stand in the place where his cabin was there on Stovall Farms. I'd like to go back to the south someday and photograph those places in a more measured way.

Thank for the kind words regarding my stuff. I appreciate it.

[austin granger]

Funeral Procession, Oregon City




Reserve Police Office Robert Libke was shot while responding to a report of a house fire.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

[jcoldslabs]

I like this one a lot. There is something disconcerting about it with the empty square where the flag should be hanging and the triangle above where it should not--yet there it is.

Jonathan

[austin granger]

Thanks Jonathan. The wind was blowing pretty hard and it took me eight frames to get the flag upside down.