safe haven for tiny formats

[chassis]

Back in GA after almost a week on the Mississippi coast. Found a few new locations, and due to certain family situations, come next year I may be finding myself down there often, so lots of opportunity soon to photograph.

Here's a massive driftwood tree trunk as seen at Pascagoula Point, looking out into the Gulf of Mexico at the end of a dreary day.

Nikon F3, 20mm f/4 AI, T-Max 100, FX-39 developed N+1:

Like it. The highlights on the wood and texture of its surface are good. Also like the punch of TMX at N+1.

[Corran]

Thanks chassis, it's also punched up a little in the scan...will probably print at grade 3 or 4.

[chrism]

M2, 35 FLE, XP2 Super @ 100, HC-110, X1 scan:


For weary travellers by chrism229, on Flickr

[scheinfluger_77]

Thank you. My son restores classic typewriters, particularly those from England: when he's done they work well and look better than new. They have a certain intangible quality like restored vintage automobiles.

I swore off taking photographs of typewriters but when this rare model showed up with crinkle-coat paint, I had to give it a try

Glad you did this. The reflections in the sides of the keys add something you don’t normally see in a typewriter photo. I really like that detail.

[Old_Dick]

M2, 35 FLE, XP2 Super @ 100, HC-110, X1 scan:


For weary travellers by chrism229, on Flickr

Dr. Like your XP2 site

[Jmarmck]

Hi Bryan. That is a nice shot. Tough lighting conditions with the sky and shadows.

[Jmarmck]

Nikon D800E 60mm f2.8G Macro and hand held flashlight.
The Dark Side by Marty McKimmey, on Flickr

[Corran]

Hey Marty, good to see you! Thanks, and speaking of lighting, that is really unusual and interesting lighting there.

[Jmarmck]

Thanks Bryan. Just a flashlight held high and at the right angle. I had to put the camera down for a year. This is my first shot at anything other than a snap shot.

[h2oman]

We've had (freezing) fog a couple mornings this week. This image is from a historical cemetery in town. Image made with an Olympus digital camera, processed in Lightroom. Comments and critique welcome - to vignette or not vignette?