post "in Galli style"

[Jim Graves]

Really nice image Jim

+1 ... we still have to get you to Sacramento's Calif. State Auto Museum ... tripod friendly!

[Louis Pacilla]

Druid Park Fire Tower in Baltimore MD. 300mm imagon 8x10 efke IR 820

Hey Pal, I like this a lot. I think I'd like to see it in a size like 16x20 as I love the roof tops in distance. They kind of make it a bit more interesting. IMHO of course.

[Jac@stafford.net]

When is Galli going to stop down and to what?
It is a question of LOTTO proportion.

[ghostcount]

When is Galli going to stop down and to what?
It is a question of LOTTO proportion.

Witness the travesty!

[Steve M Hostetter]

+1 ... we still have to get you to Sacramento's Calif. State Auto Museum ... tripod friendly!

That would be a great time!

[Jim Galli]

That would be a great time!

+1 ... we still have to get you to Sacramento's Calif. State Auto Museum ... tripod friendly!

Thanks! I'd love to come some time. Isn't that museum pretty heavy with Fords? Did the Towne (sic?) collection end up there. I'm a train fanatic too, so I could burn up a lot of film over there. and I need some new '30 - '31 front fenders while I'm there. Breathin heavy on the Coupe. I want to drive it to the Dalles.

[Jim Graves]

Yup ... It was originally named The Towe Ford Museum.

Unfortunately ... The Railroad Museum (which is great) is not tripod friendly ... So bring your Speed Graphic and some magnesium flash powder.

[jp]

Owls Head ME woods. 190mm reinhold wollaston meniscus at f8. 4x5 speed graphic. tmy2 in pmk.


http://www.flickr.com/photos/1375969...n/photostream/


http://www.flickr.com/photos/1375969...n/photostream/

[Jim Graves]

Yup, Yup! Very nice. Always a personal opinion of course, but f-8 seems like the sweet spot on these ........ to me, at least.

[Steve M Hostetter]

Very nice work jp! Salamonie reservoir Before the year 1812 this was a no-mans land where only the bravest of French fur trappers ventured.. 4x5" Chamonix w/ 180mm Petzval projection lens (Galli shutter)