Ruins

[Erik Larsen]

Salton Sea Trailer

Right after a rain storm. A person could probably pick it up pretty cheap

B&J Orbitar WA, Schneider 65mm, 4x5, Ilford FP4



thanx for looking

r

Looks like my first apartment very cool
regards
erik

[Erik Larsen]

Abandoned Corpa Crane, San Francisco



Shown printed on Ilford MG RC at grade 5 to lighten the sky.

This structure still stands along the terminus of Islais Canal in San Francsico. For more information on this historic sight see http://www.foundsf.org/index.php?tit...n_Islais_Creek and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islais_Creek

Thomas

I like it Thomas, I enjoy the tight comp. my compliments
erik

[Erik Larsen]

Here are some ruins from Canyonlands in Utah. Shot on 8x10 efke pl100 I think with a velostigmat 159mm @ f45 and printed in pt/pd on an extremely textured Hahnemuhle "leonardo" 600 g/m2
regards
erik

[windpointphoto]

Here are some ruins from Canyonlands in Utah. Shot on 8x10 efke pl100 I think with a velostigmat 159mm @ f45 and printed in pt/pd on an extremely textured Hahnemuhle "leonardo" 600 g/m2
regards
erik

You've once again got my admiration, Erik. It was all I could do hiking in there with my digital without a tripod. You're a better man then me.

[atlcruiser]

Thomas; the crane is great. The contrast really makes it


Erik.... very impressive. I would like to see it in person and check out the texture.

[Erik Larsen]

Thanks guys,
Oh come on Len, it wasn't that bad
David, anytime you are in my neck of the woods let me know and you can see for yourself the texture. It's not everyones cup of tea but some images look good with the texture imo especially if detail isn't important or as in the case of the above photo a not to sharp negative can be overcome by the papers texture.
regards
erik

Here's a shot from Mule Canyon taken with 8x10 efke pl25 with a 305 Graphic Kowa printed in pt/pd on Cranes

[windpointphoto]

Thanks guys,
Oh come on Len, it wasn't that bad
David, anytime you are in my neck of the woods let me know and you can see for yourself the texture. It's not everyones cup of tea but some images look good with the texture imo especially if detail isn't important or as in the case of the above photo a not to sharp negative can be overcome by the papers texture.
regards
erik

Here's a shot from Mule Canyon taken with 8x10 efke pl25 with a 305 Graphic Kowa printed in pt/pd on Cranes

Now this is a nice easy and beautiful hike.

[tgtaylor]

I like it Thomas, I enjoy the tight comp. my compliments
erik

Thanks Erik, your coments are much appreciated.

Your Canyonlands above is an excellent image and choosing a paper with tooth really enhances it IMHO.

Thomas; the crane is great. The contrast really makes it

Thanks altcruiser, much appreciated.

Thomas

[tgtaylor]

Thanks guys,
Oh come on Len, it wasn't that bad
David, anytime you are in my neck of the woods let me know and you can see for yourself the texture. It's not everyones cup of tea but some images look good with the texture imo especially if detail isn't important or as in the case of the above photo a not to sharp negative can be overcome by the papers texture.
regards
erik

Here's a shot from Mule Canyon taken with 8x10 efke pl25 with a 305 Graphic Kowa printed in pt/pd on Cranes

Wow! One can imagine the "flames of war" shooting from the roof. Well done Erik.

Thomas

[Erik Larsen]

Wow! One can imagine the "flames of war" shooting from the roof. Well done Erik.

Thomas

Thanks Thomas, "flames of war"...interesting
Regards
Erik