Arista Pro 400 (Ilford HP5 Plus) 4x5 film, Legacy Pro L110 1:100 45min.
Corridor by Jingmin Zhou, on Flickr
Arista Pro 400 (Ilford HP5 Plus) 4x5 film, Legacy Pro L110 1:100 45min.
Arista Pro 400 (Ilford HP5 Plus) 4x5 film, Legacy Pro L110 1:100 45min.
In front of Cupertino library by Jingmin Zhou, on Flickr
Kenmore Village Shopping Center - before demolition - 75mm Grandagon F/45 - 1 second - Tri-X HC-110 Technikardan on old Gitzo #4 tripod - Dark Red Filter - many memories - from 16x20 print
Kenmore Pre-Mix - circa 2000 - Calumet 8x10 with 240mm nikor W lens - F/45 - 2 seconds - HP5 HC-110 - late in the day
Kenmore, Washington 175th Street. Tedhnikardan 4x5 Tri-X HC-110 - 75mm Grandagon F/45 - 2 seconds - Dark Red filter - from 16x20 print
The three photos are interesting Robert.
Thank you Francis R - the United States development is different than France. We don't have the layering of history here. We visited our cousins in France a few years ago. I have spent some time in Paris and in northern France: Charleville, Leuze, (where my grandfather lived as a boy), Reumont, and other parts.
For sure, long history has left so many legacies in your landscapes and cities.
But the US are also part of the European immaterial culture; this is why I would like so much to visit your conuntry
Actually The Americas have very long history and a lot of infrasture over 1000's of years
We moderns took a lot of it down
I live near a huge historical city, now farmland/St Louis
Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site
Tin Can
Its fun that you mention Cahokia! It is on my list of places to visit, with other early sites around Saint Louis.
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