Rick - thank you again for the ability to see the court house. And I was blown-away by your prints. You just added another 20 feet to the ladder in which I have yet to climb with my photos. I'd really would enjoy sitting down and going thru your images at some future time.
PS - did you get my EM on the how-to for posting photos here?
Brian - I agree with Darren about you 'nailing' the hallway image.
RmFrase
Shen Hao TZ45IIb 4x5
Horseman L45 4x5
Canon 6D Mark II
75mm, 90mm, 150mm, 210mm, 240mm
Epson V700 Scanner
In order to post an image, you have to select "go advanced" on the bottom of the message you are typing.
Once the new screen opens you will see a paperclip next to a smiley face on the top line of icons just above where you are typing your text.
Once you select this, a new window opens up, and hit the button that says "choose file" from this window it will allow you to navigate to the file you want posted. Remember the size and KB restrictions for jpg which are 175.8 K and 650 pixels on the longest edge.
Good luck!
Seems like Brian and I used the same tripod holes for our images of the corridor.
I used a Fuji f8 90SW and Ilford HP-5+ developed in Pyrocat HD.
Dear Gentlemen,
It was very nice to meet all of you at the Courthouse. Hopefully if/when next time my personal calendar will not conflict and I will be able to stay and observe your craft.
Thanks Rick for inviting me!
Rodger
addendum: Beautiful shots! Now I'm drooling for my own 4X5!
There are a few painted ceiling domes with stained glass skylights in the Tarrant County Courthouse.
It's an historical building with a lot of character.
Notice the Texas Lone Star in the middle.
So when are we planning the next DFW gathering for? Let's not wait three months this time.
Anyone want to offer up ideas for dates or possible locations?
Why don't you Ft. Worth LF photogs. plan the next get together?
I'm sure the Dallas guys will be happy to participate.
Just name the time and place.
Another view from the Tarrant County Courthouse shoot last Sat.
Skylights on the roof allow natural light to be piped to to the floors below.
Clever idea for the 1890's.
sorry missed you guys, other oblications kept me from meeting you (and this was a location I have wanted to shoot for years...sigh)
Hope more photos can be posted, it is indeed a great building.
Wish you could have made it Mike. It was a lot of fun! Here's another one I recently processed:
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