The lighthouse at Cape Lookout, NC:
The lighthouse at Cape Lookout, NC:
A recent local news article on historic sites suffering from the combination of Hurricane Sandy and a lack of restoration funding alerted me to the McAlpin Mansion property in nearby Harding Township, NJ. Despite having lived nearby for 30 years, I had never been aware of it. Of course an aging, largely white-colored building is just what someone shooting large format B&W looks for! The following are all negative scans from HP5+, developed in PMK.
The mansion, exterior view:
img104 by Pete Lewin, on Flickr
Exterior window & conservatory, detail:
img106 by Pete Lewin, on Flickr
And two views of the Conservatory interior. The first is from a 4x5 negative, and contains a bunch of reflection artifacts, since I had to shoot at an angle through a plexiglass door.
img105 by Pete Lewin, on Flickr
And a straight-on view of the Conservatory interior. This is a medium format (I know, but bear with me...) shot, where I could hand-hold with the lens shade right up against the door, eliminating reflections:
img107 by Pete Lewin, on Flickr
As always, comments and critiques welcome.
"Of course an aging, largely white-colored building is just what someone shooting large format B&W looks for!"
Exemplified by img104. Well done Peter.
"...with the grandeur of true simplicity", Patrick White, "The Tree of Man".
Taken this evening in the driveway.
Pacemaker Speed Graphic, 6.5" B&L Cinephor projection Petzval, Kodalith Ortho Type 3 (expired 1994).
Jonathan
An old abandoned School in rural Texas
Shen-Hao FCL810-A
19" Red Dot Altar @f/45
Arista EDU 400 ISO
Yellow Filter
Scanned on Epson V700
Metered with Sekonic L758DR
-Robert
RmFrase
Shen Hao TZ45IIb 4x5
Horseman L45 4x5
Canon 6D Mark II
75mm, 90mm, 150mm, 210mm, 240mm
Epson V700 Scanner
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