Old Things,Farms,Barns,Buildings, Plus

[David Lobato]

Farm Machinery, Kleb Woods Preserve


Toyo 45A, 210mm Nikkor, 8 minute exposure inside a dark barn
A Fujichrome color version of a previous post in B&W

[David Lobato]

Another one from Kleb Woods, the window of a farm house.

[C4D]

A buddy and I did a small road trip yesterday of doing nothing but wet plates all day... it was an absolute blast!

Linhof Technika IV
Schneider 150mm f/5.6 lens
Alumitype 4x5 Wetplate

[lbenac]

Old barrels of reject grindstones at the Bay State Abrasives Corp. in Westboro MA. Part of a pile of about an acre and 25 ft. high. April 1972.
Speed Graphic with a Leitz 120 mm. macro. Panatomic X in Microdol X. Printed on Portriga warm IIRC. Epson V750 scanned 5X7 print.
Nate Potter, Austin TX.

1972... very nice Nathan you always have a damn good eye now and it seems then.

Cheers,

Luc

[Corran]

Nice plate Mark! Saw it on your FB but thought I'd comment here. Definitely works with your style.

I'm hoping to try WP this summer!

[Bob Mann]

A couple of shots from a Bruce Barlow & Richard Ritter 8x10 Workshop in New Hampshire - the place was called Mike's Farm as best as I can remember. Both on HP5+ - developed in Pyro HD - straight negative scan.

[Nathan Potter]

A really old place. Touted as the oldest continuously inhabited village in N. America. Perhaps circa 1300 or so. Acoma Pueblo (sky city) ladder detail west of Albuquerque NM. Sept 2002 just before a downpour. Pretty restrictive place about photography but breathtaking in location and scenery.


NM02-1-34[f1 by hypolimnas, on Flickr

TK45 with a 210 Nikon W. Fuji Velvia 50. Praus development. Epson scanned chrome.

Nate Potter, Austin TX.

[David Lobato]

I painted this grain shed green during a summer in my college days, then came back 18 years later and took this photo, which was 20 or so years ago from now. It's on my late grandparents' farm in SW Colorado.



Toyo 45A, Fujichrome

[David Lobato]

A really old place. Touted as the oldest continuously inhabited village in N. America. Perhaps circa 1300 or so. Acoma Pueblo (sky city) ladder detail west of Albuquerque NM. Sept 2002 just before a downpour. Pretty restrictive place about photography but breathtaking in location and scenery.

Nate Potter, Austin TX.

Nate, I really like this. It has an appropriate perspective looking skyward for a village called Sky City.

[briand]

A shot taken last Saturday of one of my favorite old sheds in the area.
Tachihara 4x5 ilford FP4 @100 ISO 1s @ f45 slight front tilt