Ruins

**Steven Ruttenberg** · 8-Dec-2018, 17:49

Very nice!

**scheinfluger_77** · 9-Dec-2018, 06:17

Originally Posted by Reinhold Schable

Fireplace chimney, house ruins. Summer Lake, and Never Summer mountains. Oregon

. . Summer Lake, Oregon by Reinhold S., on Flickr

Neg # ORGE 045. 4x5 Tachihara, 210mm, Y2 filter, PXP film. 1982

More LF ruins and other stuff here... https://www.flickr.com/photos/154287...57690079438365

Reinhold

A bit of my history here... www.classicBWphoto.com

Very nice Reinhold.

**consummate_fritterer** · 9-Dec-2018, 11:54

Agreed!!

**Reinhold Schable** · 7-Jan-2019, 13:48

Stone Ranch ruins.
Desatoya Mountains S.W. of Austin, Nevada.

. . Ranch Ruins, Nevada by Reinhold S., on Flickr

#BUAB 187b. 4x5 Tachihara, 135mm Nikkor, YG filter, on Kodak PXP film.

More "leftovers" here... https://www.flickr.com/photos/154287...57690651303644

Reinhold

**Jim Galli** · 7-Jan-2019, 13:52

Originally Posted by Reinhold Schable

Stone Ranch ruins.
Desatoya Mountains S.W. of Austin, Nevada.
Reinhold

Nice! My stompin' grounds. (wait; can we still say that?)

**austin granger** · 8-Mar-2019, 18:17

In an Abandoned Farmhouse, Eastern Washington by Austin Granger, on Flickr

**Ulophot** · 9-Mar-2019, 10:50

Austin, always good to see your work. This seems an unusual image for you in some ways. It really glows, and the complexity of the composition is remarkable. Kudos!

**Louis Pacilla** · 9-Mar-2019, 14:14

Originally Posted by Ulophot

Austin, always good to wee your work. This seems an unusual image for you in some ways. It really glows, and the complexity of the composition is remarkable. Kudos!

Geez why are you "weeing" on Austins work?

More seriously I ABSOLUTELY agree w/ you Ulophot Austin is one of my favorites. He has the "it".

**AJ Edmondson** · 9-Mar-2019, 21:47

I don't think I have ever seen an Austin Granger photograph I didn't like but this one really does draw me in... the composition, tonality. As Ulophot stated it does indeed glow.
Joel

**austin granger** · 10-Mar-2019, 11:53

Philip, Louis, Joel, thank you.

To reach this house, I had to ditch my car and walk through the snow a long way, so I decided to leave the view camera behind. As soon as I entered and saw this though, I said to myself, "damn, now I have to go back to the car." :-)