Ruins

[Leigh]

I think it would have been better if I focused on the stove and left out all of the clutter on the right.

Naw...

The clutter makes it look more like a real kitchen as opposed to a bunch of props on a set.

- Leigh

[Bill Poole]

Please comment and critique

Mark Whiting

The one with the sink is lovely.

[Preston]

The Costa Store (ca 1850), Calaveritas, CA



Tachi 4x5
180mm Fujinon (IIRC)
Astia 100f

--P

[Trub]

ruins now I guess,

Nikkor 150mm chamonix 45n-2

Nice shot! Where is this?

[Sergio]

Hi at all.
Old door; San Lucano valley, Italy
Toyo 45CF, Rodenstock Apo Sironar 150mm/f5,6 Acros 100
C & C welcome.
Sergio

[viablex1]

Nice shot! Where is this?

in birminham alabama and I have the key...teehee ever out this way look me up..

anything good out your way? I am pretty good at getting permission...

[Pete Watkins]

Gracedieu Priory, Leicestershire. Horrid overcast day, B&J 5x7 200 Foma and probably my 203 Ektar. Tilts used.
Pete.

[Sascha Welter]

The Costa Store (ca 1850), Calaveritas, CA

I like the composition a lot and I have a question there: Given the name "Costa" I was wondering if "Calaveritas" is maybe a shoehorning of the Greek village name "Calavrita"... there could be a connection to Greek immigrants there. Well, of course Calaveritas could be Italian or Spanish too... what do you think?

[Preston]

Sascha,

I wish I could answer your question. There was no one around when I made this photo, and I haven't been back since that time. I do know that there are many Italian families who settled in the foothills in the 1800's.

I've been meaning to go back to this place. When I do, I'll try to dig some more info.

Thanks for the comment about the shot.

--P

[Heespharm]

Bachelor Pad, Bodie, CA
4x5 Chamonix:90mm SA
Bank @ Bodie
4x5 Chamonix:90mm SA

What film was used ... Looks like tmax to me??