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    Yes, but why? David R Munson's Avatar
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    Re: Large Format Disaster Photography

    Richard - where in the city was this? I managed to be completely unaware of the whole thing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by David R Munson View Post
    Richard - where in the city was this? I managed to be completely unaware of the whole thing.
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    Large Format Disaster Photography

    Quote Originally Posted by BarryS View Post
    Because all the newspaper photographers got there before you and rushed back to the papers with their Speed Graphics, so they could soup the negatives and print 'em in time for the early edition.
    Ha ha! I wish it was still like that...

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    Re: Large Format Disaster Photography

    There was a tornado that hit the midtown area of Mobile on Christmas Day 2012. I shot a few images on January 25, 2013. It is amazing how a tornado will totally destroy one house and leave one next to it unscathed.
    Tachihara 4x5 on TMY. Still trying to learn digital processing so excuse the poor scans.
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails 2012 Christmas Tornado 2.jpg   2012 Christmas Tornado 1.jpg   2012 Christmas Tornado 3.jpg  

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    Re: Large Format Disaster Photography

    A couple more of the Christmas Day 2012 tornado. Detail of a raindeer & angel left in the attic.
    There was an azalea branch that was broken off and lodged in a palm tree that blossumed a month after the tornado hit.
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