Ruins

[Jon Wilson]

here is a link to my favorite "ruin" image I have taken....
http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=3340985

[Steve M Hostetter]

here is a link to my favorite "ruin" image I have taken....
http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=3340985

Jon,, I like that muted color !

[Jon Wilson]

Jon,, I like that muted color !

Thank you Steve. My 16x20 print of this image truly "shines".

Jon

[AbsolutelyN]

Remnants of a long lost village, sunken to create a reservoir. Ebony RSW45, 65mm with a 6x12 back. Tristan

[sdwfx]

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

That's a beautiful Lith print.
Just got into Lith printing myself. Haven't done any LF negatives yet, though.

Hello all,

one from Heidelberg. Old freight depot.


Sinar 13x18, APX100, SA 90

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Volker

That's so cool! The contrast is perfect for the image.

Here's one from a couple of years ago. This subject has been done by many photographers, some famous, but every take is just a little different. This is my version of White House Ruin at Canyon de Chelly, AZ.

FWIW, I like your version *a lot*.

Remnants of a long lost village, sunken to create a reservoir. Ebony RSW45, 65mm with a 6x12 back. Tristan

Wow, is this shot somewhere near Rivendell?
Gorgeous!

[Kirk Gittings]

JIM,
Here is my version of White House Ruin, TRI-X, HC110, #15 orange filter, FUJI 120, Maybe 1983?

[Jim Cole]

sdwfx, Thanks for the nice comment.

Kirk, Nice take as well. I love all the leading lines at this ruin.

[Greg_Thomas]

Pinhole camera from Lensless Camera Company, Polaroid Type 51:

[Vaughn]

One of my first shots with the Loaner 7x17. Lots to get use to.

I used a digital camera to photograph the negative on a light box, then inverted it. A work in progress, to be sure! I should not have a problem "seeing" in this format -- very close to the 4x10's I make. But it is not the same!LOL!

And old local Barn.

Ritter 7x17, X-ray film (rated at 400 ASA), developed in Ilford Universal PQ Developer (about 1:20, 70F for 6 min.)

Lens: 24" RD Artar

Compositionally needs some work -- maybe rephotographed tomorrow!

[zcary]

S:t Olof church ruin, Sigtuna Sweden
Schneider-Kreuznach Super Angulon 90/5.6
Fomapan 100, developed in XTOL 1:1
Scanned from a paper copy.