Returning to my favorite reliable film this week Kodak T-MAX 400. Recently attended the Open House at Walker Ranch in Boulder County. Yes, KellyBlackDog has already posted his versions of this visit. But we always seem to see very different things. See more from this expedition here. Including 35 mm XD-11 images. Tech Info: Mamiya-7…
Still waiting for those Eclipse film images to be developed. So a “Throw Back” to Art Night out, which I never published because I thought I might do more shooting at a subsequent event. As things go, I never got back to another Art Night; just a very busy summer……. Here are the most interesting…
We view the Prairie Sentinels at the Cedar Creek Wind Farm: They are located near Pawnee Buttes, out in the northeastern plains of Colorado. An effective collaboration between ranchers and renewable energy. That’s why I particularly like the bails of hay scattered among the Windmills. On previous visits we only got this close (above); But…
The Return from Denver International Airport. On the ride out, I sat on the west side of the train. Returning to Denver, I sat on the east side of the train to get a different view. The east side was definitely more interesting. The long escalator from the Plaza back to the Train Station. Above:…
A week ago we went on an AARP sponsored ‘pub crawl’ and behind the scenes tour in Ft Collins, CO. We’ve been meaning to go to Ft Collins’ Old Town, but hadn’t made it, although we often drive through on our way to other places. So when I got the email invitation I decided that…
It’s getting a little political in here, as we review the best of 3 rolls from the Earth Day March for Science. As I scientist I was there to defend science, so that’s my perspective. We need more science not less! The Marchers Remember that Louis Pasteur was not trying to preserve milk. He was…
The B&W Edition of the Walk Along Boulder Creek. Some Highlights: The very common standing wave clouds……or Space Ship Clouds. Indian Peaks and one of the “Walden Ponds”. Tech Info: Fuji GA645Zi with Kodak T-MAX 400 film and yellow filter; Developed by kellyblackdog and scanned on our EpsonV700..
Taking up the Barn Project this week…….where we set out to preserve the last remnants of rural life in Boulder County. Abandoned Barns and Farm Houses persist in the environs despite ravenous development: This small brick barn represents an old farm that is now a park for baseball fields and a recycling center.. The most interesting…
A few more images from My Schrödinger’s Kit, this time testing the Flash: Featuring my two Boys, Andy and Donald………..(Andy’s the dog) And wrapping up with a couple of textures: Cottonwood have such interesting and varied bark. This seems to be my camera of the moment…..So I’ll keep working with it, moving on to a color…
I’m introducing my Schrödinger’s Kit. That mystery camera I had mentioned in my 2017 Plans. So what is a Schrödinger’s Kit you ask? (Full credit here to TPINAC) Why did I NEED this camera? Need is a ridiculous question to ask a photographer, especially hobbiests, who often tote around more gear than professionals…… Introducing a new Camera to…
Still Catching Up, So I’ll have two posts this week and next. So for today something a little different: A Camera Test. We’d heard that people had some success buying cameras online from Goodwill. I forget where my husband came across this. But we said, why not look? So for I believe $25 we bought…
No New images to post this week. A close friend died and I’m posting a simple memorial: For my Friend C.C., A Sacred Datura from My Garden…………………….. Tech Info: Mamiya 645 with 80 mm macro lens, Kodak T-MAX 400. Developed and Scanned by Ilford Labs USA.
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