Old Things,Farms,Barns,Buildings, Plus

**stawastawa** · 22-Nov-2016, 01:17

neat building/door/facade. confusing. but fun and magical.
nice tones.

**darkrat** · 22-Nov-2016, 02:54

Originally Posted by darkrat

A funerary statue of the Staglieno cemetery in Genoa. I recommend a visit to this cemetery because there are beautiful sculptures in a very special place in the hills behind Genoa.

Sinar F2 - Grandagon 115 F22 - Tmax 400 @ 200 - Film scan (printed on 24x30 paper warm tone, Rollei Vintage 131, with less contrast than the scan)

I see that in my previous post the image is not available. Here the correct link. Any comment is welcome!

Cimitero di Staglieno - Genova by Darkrat 71

**darkrat** · 22-Nov-2016, 02:58

Originally Posted by Corran

Cannon in front of Price Memorial Hall at the U. of North GA, right down the street and where my wife works. There's an emphasis on ROTC and/or military training here. Appropriately shot with my US Army Signal Corps Speed Graphic and a Schneider Gottingen 12.5cm f/2 Xenon aerial recon lens, wide-open. Slightly cropped (this lens doesn't really cover 4x5):

I like it!
I don't know why but it seems a "human" portrait, maybe it's the round frame above the cannon... I'd just prefer to burn the left side

**sepiareverb** · 22-Nov-2016, 05:48

A chute in the E.T. & H.K. Ide grain elevator complex, St Johnsbury, VT.
Canham 810 w/4x5 reducing back / Nikkor 240W / HP5+

**austin granger** · 29-Nov-2016, 20:47

Fireplace, Abandoned Military Fortification, Oregon by Austin Granger, on Flickr

**austin granger** · 29-Nov-2016, 23:02

Bunker, Oregon by Austin Granger, on Flickr

**Nodda Duma** · 30-Nov-2016, 18:05

Is that perchance at Fort Stevens? I was there earlier this year and got some great shots off the roll of film I shot there.

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**Jim Galli** · 30-Nov-2016, 18:16

Originally Posted by Mrportr8

Attachment 157723

Old barn door
Korona 4x5, Fujinon 210mm
TXP EI 160
Printed on Ilford Classic Multigrade FB
I was attracted to the patchwork of repairs

Comments are always welcomed.

Reminiscent of Ansels boards & thistles circa 1932. Nicely done.

**austin granger** · 2-Dec-2016, 17:17

Originally Posted by Nodda Duma

Is that perchance at Fort Stevens? I was there earlier this year and got some great shots off the roll of film I shot there.

Yes, Fort Stevens, specifically Battery Russell. There is a lot to explore there.

**DennisD** · 4-Dec-2016, 21:04

Austin,
I like the bunker image. Not sure exactly why ! But it grows on you.

I think it's the composition and contrast - darkness of the bunker and bright clouds.