Old Things,Farms,Barns,Buildings, Plus

**Cor** · 6-Dec-2018, 02:15

Originally Posted by austin granger

Nice image, Austin, but what is the squarish, slightly darker shape, between the back of the car and the trees on the left ?

Best,

Cor

**Mrportr8** · 6-Dec-2018, 13:25

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Abandoned Ironworks
Joliet, IL

**Eric Woodbury** · 8-Dec-2018, 16:59

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Granddad's wagon in the Old Mill.

**rrunnertexas** · 11-Dec-2018, 18:43

Rochester Monitor Whiteflat School by rrunnertexas, on Flickr

Shot with a Rochester Monitor 8x10 camera, Arista 100 EDU film - Texas ghost town, Whiteflat, Texas. Long abandoned school building.

**rrunnertexas** · 11-Dec-2018, 19:16

Seneca Plastigmat Tractor Old House by rrunnertexas, on Flickr

Shot with a Seneca no 9 5x7 with a Zeiss Plastigmat lens in a Volute shutter. Ilford FP4+ in HC-110.

**rrunnertexas** · 11-Dec-2018, 20:25

Rochester Monitor Turkey Phillips Gas Station by rrunnertexas, on Flickr

Rochester Monitor 8x10, on Arista EDU, HC-110 - f/32 for 1/2 second with polarizer. 1st Phillips 66 in the great State of Texas around 1929.

**Jim Galli** · 11-Dec-2018, 20:29

Originally Posted by rrunnertexas

Shot with a Seneca no 9 5x7 with a Zeiss Plastigmat lens in a Volute shutter. Ilford FP4+ in HC-110.

A wee confusion. Plastigmat was a trade name of Bausch & Lomb and the lenses were of their own proprietary design. So nothing to do with Zeiss, in fact they were a cheaper lens to circumvent paying the license fees to Zeiss which they had to do with the similar but better Protar. Plastigmat was always two identical opposing symmetrical elements and while B&L claimed them to be 'convertible' they were poor when used alone. More like a Dagor than a Protar. Anyways, very cool photo. I would enjoy visiting those ghosts myself.

**rrunnertexas** · 12-Dec-2018, 06:09

Well that was a big ooops and an education all in one. lol

Jim - thanks for the correction and help! Evidently my mind was thinking Zeiss Protar and was confused.

The long weekend trip in the Panhandle was very nice with so many cool things to make images of. The most difficult part was getting the room totally dark at night to unload and load the 8x10 film holders.

**Reinhold Schable** · 12-Dec-2018, 11:16

Roadside fruit stand on US 99W. Dayton, Oregon.

. . Fruit Stand. Oregon by Reinhold S., on Flickr

#BUAB 186. 4x5 Tachihara, 135mm Nikkor, YG filter, Kodak PXP.

Quite a bit of old stuff here... #BUAB 186. 4x5 Tachihara camera, 135mm Nikkor lens, YG filter, Kodak PXP film (scanned).

Reinhold

**rrunnertexas** · 12-Dec-2018, 18:22

Rochester Monitor Whiteflat School Building by rrunnertexas, on Flickr

Rochester Monitor 8x10 camera with Arista EDU film. Whiteflat, Texas old school building.