+1Originally Posted by Merg Ross
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Thank you, Steven.
Bristolcone Pine - Colorado Plateau.
I stumbled across this grove in the Colorado Plateau during a road trip in the area several years back and at the time thought that they were Bristolcone Pines. They were well cared for and in a protected area, an observatory IIRC, but no one was present to ask so I carefully walked among the grove of 10 or 20 trees and photographed a few. They proved to be difficult subjects to compose.
Thomas
Lake George Colorado Miners Cabin Circa 1880.
FP4+ N-2 FP4+ 240mm Doctor Germinar 4 minute exposure w/ reciprocity correction. RAD development in Pyrocat HD 1.5 1 240. 8x10 contact print.
Last edited by Michael Kadillak; 27-Jul-2018 at 20:25. Reason: typot
The old Hearne TX Southern Pacific depot, c. 1901. Chamonix field camera, Kodak Commercial Ektar lens, long expired Ansco Versapan film.
Old Hearne depot c.1901 by Kenny Johnson, on Flickr
Silo in the Palouse region of Eastern Washington. B/W shot with Chamonix Camera on Kodak Tmax100, 75mm Nikkor f/4.5 lens at f/22 @1/125 sec.No Filter.
[IMG]201800701_0078_Working_20180815 by Steven Ruttenberg, on Flickr[/IMG]
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Love the bulging Prairie ship in a coming storm
Silo in the Palouse region of Eastern Washington. B/W shot with Chamonix Camera on Kodak Tmax100, 75mm Nikkor f/4.5 lens at f/22 @1/125 sec.No Filter.
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Tin Can
Thank you. This one was a really hard one to get it this far. My exposure was good, scanned it good, but it was really flat at the beginning. Most likely cause it was about noon when I took this and this frame had no filters to increase contrast and no lens hood either.
Steven,
I'm really enjoying your images. Very nice work.
Best regards,
Bob
CEO-CFO-EIEIO, Ret.
Very kind words. Thank you for your compliments.
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