Lake St. John, Louisiana. Cyprus trees in December.
DSLR IR, reversed.
Sandy King
Lake St. John, Louisiana. Cyprus trees in December.
DSLR IR, reversed.
Sandy King
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From this morning, a wetlands area on the upper Rhine, on the French / Swiss border;
Canon EOS5D
Sandy, I like those IR photos. Abstract and well done.
From this afternoon;
Canon EOS5D
The Union Pacific "Santa Cruz Local" heads home for the last time this past Monday before the Sierra Railroad takes over. They are passing through La Selva Beach, California as the rain starts to fall and a fitting end of 123 years of service (combined with predecessor Southern Pacific). On Canon Elan 7 and Ilford HP5.
This was taken a few years back at Petroglyph National Monument in New Mexico. Sorry about the out of focus scan.
They were taken with a Nikon EM and a 50mm lens on Ektachrome that expired in 1979
Another late autumn scene (winter postings to come, scanner willing) taken on Portra 400NC with a Bessa R2S and a Nikkor 50/1.4 Millenium lens. Pond in Wright Woods, Lake County Forest Preserve, IL.
Larry
And Sam, please forgive my near oversight of your beautiful image. I find it evocative and moving in a way that few photographs actually achieve, although we all try. And on a little tiny piece of film too! Congratulations on a real keeper, on many levels.Originally Posted by SamReeves
The Union Pacific "Santa Cruz Local" heads home for the last time this past Monday before the Sierra Railroad takes over. They are passing through La Selva Beach, California as the rain starts to fall and a fitting end of 123 years of service (combined with predecessor Southern Pacific). On Canon Elan 7 and Ilford HP5.
Best,
Larry
My VERY first images this year...
Took them at about 2.30 in the new year's night.
Amazing whether! Full moon - just a little clouds, moving slowly - snow - frost on the tree branches - VERY VERY still...
Loved it!
next is of a big willow tree, that fell in a storm a few years ago.. The students cut off the top, turned the tree upside down, and now it grows happily again - with the old roots on top! Our tree of trolds....
Both taken with my Rolleiflex SL 66 E, 50mm F4, 30 sec, about 12000 iso (P3200)
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