Ruins

[Kirk Gittings]

Cool subject!

Here's one from the Flagstaff area that I took ~2 years ago with a 4x5 and a 6x12 roll film back. Shot with a 110XL on Acros.

What site is that Jim?

[Jim Cole]

Hi Kirk,
That's the Lomaki site in Wupatki National Monument.

[al olson]

Thank you, Mr. Lee, for that link. The photos are awesome.

It is hard to get that fading fog effect out here in the American West unless you are out photographing in the snow. It is nice to see it done so well.

That stadium is amazing. Hard to believe what it would have looked like in its day filled to capacity. Makes you wonder what the next civilization will think about the ruins from ours.

[IanG]

And a couple Ken hasn't seen, using Pyrocat of course, and my Crown graphic hand-held


Ephesus


Didyma

Ian

[IanG]

That stadium is amazing. Hard to believe what it would have looked like in its day filled to capacity. Makes you wonder what the next civilization will think about the ruins from ours.

The second image is the view from the later Roman gladiator arena built at the one end, just visible in the distance in the first image

Ian

[Keith Pitman]

Abandoned Bread Truck/Camper, Oh My God Road, Colorado

[Keith Pitman]

Mine site near Fairplay, Colorado

[Paul Kierstead]

Citadel of 1000 Steps, near Pitesti, Romania. More like 1500 steps, but I guess who is counting.

[Robert Hall]

Here is a lith print of the Death Valley Kilns taken a few years ago... 8x10, deep red filter

[Jan Pedersen]

Wonderful print Robert. Need to visit the place one day.