The Road

[johnmsanderson]

I could not find a topic for such a subject, but it seems fitting to have one. I'll start it off with a photograph I made in 2017 in Albany County, Wyoming.



8x10 Arca Swiss F Line
Ektachrome E100G
Fujinon 600C

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Looking forward to seeing photographs of the road to feed my wanderlust.

[Reinhold Schable]

. . Roadside gas station ruins & Dry Lake, S. of Austin, Nevada.
. . Gas Station at Dry Lake by Reinhold S., on Flickr. . #BUAB 191. Camera: 4x5 Tachihara, lens: 135mm Nikkor, O2 filter, on 4x5 Kodak PXP. 1986.

More here... https://www.flickr.com/photos/154287...57711685441752

Reinhold

[Richard Wasserman]

Last month in Waukegan, Illinois

[Tin Can]

All roads lead to Casinos

There and now way down here...

https://www.chicagotribune.com/subur...nzu-story.html

Very familiar with the decline of Waukegan, my favorite Steakhouse on the harbour closed years ago, a room with a view...

Last month in Waukegan, Illinois

[Graham Patterson]

Last month in Waukegan, Illinois

Sort of symbolic, the older utility pole leaning, while the modern cell tower is ramrod straight.

[Jim Galli]

the govm't

An old one and the first thing I thought of to fall under "the road"
These lay in the street in front of my driveway for at least 6 months exactly as you see them before it dawned on me to get a camera.

[Robert Oliver]

Road to Borrego

This one was shot in 2011 in the Anza Borrego region. Chamonix 4x5 w/ 90mm Nikkor SW on Tmax 100 film.

[Alan Klein]

Road to Borrego

This one was shot in 2011 in the Anza Borrego region. Chamonix 4x5 w/ 90mm Nikkor SW on Tmax 100 film.

Robert, I just got a Chamonix (45H-1) and the Nikkor 90mm f4.5 with the Schneider CF IV. I'm also shooting Tmax 100. I'd be very proud if I could get a shot like that some time. Very nice.

[Alan Klein]

the govm't

An old one and the first thing I thought of to fall under "the road"
These lay in the street in front of my driveway for at least 6 months exactly as you see them before it dawned on me to get a camera.

Interesting how one is pointing out where you should go.

[Jim Noel]

Love it Jim.