Old Cars, Trucks and Motorcycles

[Kerosene Hat]

Morris, Portland by Austin Granger, on Flickr

Very nice one, Austin. I dig the way the van is looking the viewer off to the shadows and the right.

[austin granger]

Thanks! I was pretty happy to stumble across this van. I've visited it three times now, and exposed six or seven sheets of film (see "Abstracts" thread). It'd be an interesting experiment to dedicate myself to this one subject for a month or so. Now I just need to find the owner so I can get inside. :-)

[Merg Ross]

Old Car, Death Valley, CA 1966/8x10 Agfa Ansco/cropped

[Pat Kearns]

Very nice Merg.

[ericantonio]

Nothing fancy here. Just excercising the old Kodak 300. I forgot how heavy this tripod is. Been shooting digital for a few years with manual focus lens adapters. Then I went on vacation and took film and I forgot how theraputic it is. So gonna photograph things closer to me, don't need to go far!

Here's the old F150 with Utility Bed. Thing just runs and runs. Nice main seal leak though. Need to get a new 302 engine sometime soon.

HP5+ @200
PMK

[Jim Galli]

Haven't been around enough lately. The following 2 images were made to test some 20 year old Kodak 4127 Commercial film I bought on ebay;

dirty '38 with door closed


dirty '38 with door open

The film was in great shape. Chamonix 4X5 with 210mm RD Artar if anyone cares. Stand developed 18 mins in one shot Dektol. Partial crop.

[Steven Tribe]

Oh, the irony!

A Morris photographed by an Austin!

Merg's peach is about the ideal composition for me.

[jp]

4x5 speed graphic and 7.25" verito. fp4+ in pyrocat hdc.


img896 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

[Merg Ross]

Very nice Merg.

Thank you Pat, and Steven Tribe.

[Jim Galli]

4x5 speed graphic and 7.25" verito. fp4+ in pyrocat hdc.

Well done jp. I'm a fan.