Rural America

[Don Dudenbostel]

Thanks!

I'll keep posting.

[Pete Watkins]

Great stuff Don.
Your images are always a pleasure to view.
Pete.

[Nathan Potter]

Abandoned back country barn at roadside in Germantown New Brunswick, Canada. Rush shot in failing light.


45MA-87(8:15:01)[t1 by hypolimnas, on Flickr

TK45 with a 210 mm Nikon, Fuji Velvia Quickload. August 15, 2001. V750 scan, recovered in PS.

Nate Potter, Austin TX.

[jnantz]

now an overpass

[gleaf]

Awesome thread. It is the direction I plan to take with my newly acquired LF Tools. Collecting the context of what is sliding off the horizon of our age.

[Don Dudenbostel]

A few more samples. All shot with 5x7. Mint Rd. Grocery was in 1969 and believe I shot it with my Sinar Norma 5x7. Think it was a 210 Symmar. The Sawmill shot was just a few years ago with my Canham traditional 5x7 and 240 G Claron. The Old man was shot about four years ago with the Canham but Can't remember the lens. May have been a 210 Symmar S.

I have 50 years of LF negs so more to come.

[Jim Cole]

Great series, Don.

[Bill Poole]

A few more samples. All shot with 5x7. Mint Rd. Grocery was in 1969 and believe I shot it with my Sinar Norma 5x7. Think it was a 210 Symmar. The Sawmill shot was just a few years ago with my Canham traditional 5x7 and 240 G Claron. The Old man was shot about four years ago with the Canham but Can't remember the lens. May have been a 210 Symmar S.

I have 50 years of LF negs so more to come.

Wonderful news! These are great. I can't wait to see more.

Bill

[Jim Galli]

sw of mojave, ca

A little too prefect? You've probably seen a Viagra commercial filmed here, or something else of that ilk.

11X14 Deardorff with Wide Angle soft lens

[Nathan Potter]

sw of mojave, ca

A little too prefect? You've probably seen a Viagra commercial filmed here, or something else of that ilk.

11X14 Deardorff with Wide Angle soft lens

Wow Jim! Masterful composition here. Every element contributing to the whole. The image rendered as an icon of age. I say this is among the best images from you I've seen. Love it.

Nate Potter, Austin TX