Heroique,
Is that the church near Nikiski? I haven't been to that church since they insisted on charging me for taking a photograph.
Bruce
Heroique,
Is that the church near Nikiski? I haven't been to that church since they insisted on charging me for taking a photograph.
Bruce
Mike, thanks a lot, MMElvis, thanks also and yes that is me! Elrooster thanks also, go for it! I must admit though I would probably use Portra, but it is almost double the cost of Fuji 160 here...
Cambo Wide 580, 58mm Super Angulon, Fomapan 100:
Black Forest, Germany by SeanGalbraith.com, on Flickr
4x5, Nikkor-W 210, Fuji 160S
I remember it’s in that region of Alaska – along the Kenai Peninsula’s western shore, looking across Cook Inlet to the Chigmit Mountains. It’s in Ninilchik – a little south of Nikiski. I remember meeting a few locals who showed me the hill-top church, and were descendents of the Russians who didn’t abandon the town when Russia sold Alaska to the U.S. They loved their little town of Ninilchik, and I did too. I should feel lucky they didn’t hit me up for a few Rubles!Originally Posted by Bruce M. Herman
It's the church on the hill in Ninilchik. I believe you're on their property once you start the drive or walk to the top of the hill. There's an alternate vantage point from the bluff on the other side of the village, but you'd need a very long lens. It's also a nice spot for viewing and photographing bald and golden eagles.
My first attempt at 5x4 photography with an Arca Swiss Model B and agfa solinar 135mm lens which I've had to get serviced due to a sticky shutter than ruined my first attempts.
It was taken at Saltwick bay just south of Whitby (of Dracula fame) UK about 3 weeks ago.
Feel free to critique if you wish.
Regards
Bruce
Looks like a Dali painting... Beatifull...
MPP 4x5/Fujinon 150mm - 4x5 Kodak Infrared
Here is Beichuan,Sichuan-China,The earthquake region in May 2008.
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