Old Things,Farms,Barns,Buildings, Plus

[PatrickMarq]

Delta 100, Yellow filter + 6 stop ND
Chamonix 045F-2 61sec f/22 Rodenstock Sinnar-N 150mm f/5.6

[Alan Klein]

Barn #1 by Alan Klein, on Flickr
Craig House Farm, Monmouth Revolutionary Battlefield, New Jersey
Chamonix 45H-1, Schneider Symmar APO 150mm, yellow filter, Tmax 100, Clayton F76+ developer (lab), Epson V850 Scanner, edited in Lightroom

[Mark Sampson]

looking good Alan. Perfectly straightforward rendition of a perfectly straightforward subject.

[rrunnertexas]

ROC 8x10 Climax Lens Wisc Barn Small by rrunnertexas, on Flickr

Rochester 8x10 View camera, Climax brass barrel lens. A cool looking barn in Wisconsin shot on Kodak Ektar.

[Ironage]

Spent the day taking and developing and printing just this one image. This contact print made from a 5x7 negative taken with a Kodak 33a, 203mm f7.7. HP 5 in Rodinal 1:25. This is an old storefront on the Thames River. I had to move fast to get the shadow in a decent location.



Also made a 11x14 print which I like much better, but can't scan it all for you.

[MultiFormat Shooter]

Delta 100, Yellow filter + 6 stop ND Chamonix 045F-2 61sec f/22 Rodenstock Sinnar-N 150mm f/5.6

Interesting image, the 61 second exposure allows nice movement of the trees. What is/was this structure used for?

[Tin Can]

Wow, that could be our old barn.

Driveway, fence and corn almost in the right place, but wrong ramp approach

WI barns were built very well

ROC 8x10 Climax Lens Wisc Barn Small by rrunnertexas, on Flickr

Rochester 8x10 View camera, Climax brass barrel lens. A cool looking barn in Wisconsin shot on Kodak Ektar.

[Merg Ross]

Cook Bank, Rhyolite, Nevada, 1966
8x10/Agfa, 12" Turner Reich
Plus-X developed in Dektol/Acetone

[Gary Beasley]

Louisiana State Capitol building in Baton Rouge. Vandyke print on Arches Aquarelle, digital negative scanned from infrared negative.

[Salmo22]

This barn is over 100 years old and has seen countless cold winters and long summers. I was attracted to the bailing wire that had be placed between the exterior wall logs over the years. Interesting textures and forms.

BARN WOOD and WIRE - Alpine, Arizona by Jeffery Dale Welker, on Flickr

Camera: Arca-Swiss 4x5, Developer: Ilford Ilfotch DDX, Exposure: ⅛th @ F/32, Film: Illford FP4+, Filter: B+W Orange MRC 040M, ISO 100, Lens: Nikon Nikkor-W 210mm f/5.6, Scan: Epson V850, SP-445 Compact 4x5 Film Processing System