2018-06-03 Ukraine Foma 100 in XTOL 1+2 9 min001-02web by Yuriy Sanin, on Flickr
2018-06-04. Ukraine. Wista SP 4x5, Heliar 210/4,5@11, Foma 100 in XTOL 1+2, 9 min.
2018-06-04. Ukraine. Wista SP 4x5, Heliar 210/4,5@11, Foma 100 in XTOL 1+2, 9 min.
2018-04-22 Ukraine Foma 100 in DDX 1+4 8 min006-01web by Yuriy Sanin, on Flickr
Ukraine. 2018-04-22. Wista 8x10, Fujinon 300/5.6@22. Foma 100 in DDX 1+4, 8 min.
2018-04-25 Ukraine Foma in DDX 1+4 8 min001-03web by Yuriy Sanin, on Flickr
Ukraine. 2018-04-25. Wista 8x10, Fujinon L 300/5.6@22 Foma 100 in DDX 1+4, 8 min
Marvelous series on Ukraine, Yuriy. Excellent. Thank you.
- Leigh
If you believe you can, or you believe you can't... you're right.
Tanks a lot
Lotus 5x7, Hermagis Aplanatigmat 210mm f6.8, HP5+
Huntingdon's Atalaya Castle, Huntingdon Beach State Park, South Carolina. Archer Huntingdon, billionaire heir of the builder of the first transcontinental railroad, built "Atalaya" as a winter home for his wife in the early 1930s. It is supposed to resemble a Spanish hacienda with an enclosed courtyard, and was subsequently deeded to South Carolina as part of the State Park. It is something of a stabilized ruin, in that the brick structure is fine, but all the plastering and paint, along with any interior furnishings, are long gone. The best part is that admission is $2 and there are no restrictions on the use of tripods and cameras so long as you don't block access by others.
These are scans from work prints on RC paper, with minimal adjustments. While I enjoy the images for their memories, the lighting was so dull and flat that I doubt I will ever print these seriously. But would be a great site to visit in better weather (not my on and off vacation drizzle) but not during Myrtle Beach's high tourist season. Incidentally the beach, which is maybe a 10 minute walk, is spectacular. HP5+, Pyrocat, 180/6.3 lens.
atalaya2 by Peter Lewin, on Flickr
atalaya3 by Peter Lewin, on Flickr
Comments welcome, but please don't critique me for the wretched lighting
All the images above are excellent. Great job folks!
Actually I like them. Even the harsh lighting.Originally Posted by Peter Lewin
Huntingdon's Atalaya Castle, Huntingdon Beach State Park, South Carolina. Archer Huntingdon, billionaire heir of the builder of the first transcontinental railroad, built "Atalaya" as a winter home for his wife in the early 1930s. It is supposed to resemble a Spanish hacienda with an enclosed courtyard, and was subsequently deeded to South Carolina as part of the State Park. It is something of a stabilized ruin, in that the brick structure is fine, but all the plastering and paint, along with any interior furnishings, are long gone. The best part is that admission is $2 and there are no restrictions on the use of tripods and cameras so long as you don't block access by others.
These are scans from work prints on RC paper, with minimal adjustments. While I enjoy the images for their memories, the lighting was so dull and flat that I doubt I will ever print these seriously. But would be a great site to visit in better weather (not my on and off vacation drizzle) but not during Myrtle Beach's high tourist season. Incidentally the beach, which is maybe a 10 minute walk, is spectacular. HP5+, Pyrocat, 180/6.3 lens.
Comments welcome, but please don't critique me for the wretched lighting
Thanks, Steve!
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