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Different road trip, but same time of the year as the last one. J and I took a trip through Louisiana and Mississippi on our way to the Angola Prison rodeo (the first time we went). Plenty of back roads, small towns, and thoughts about what we found.
This is the Dixie Center for the Arts in Ruston, Louisiana. The neon was added in the 1950's when the Dixie Theater Corporation bought and renovated it. Rebuild in the 2000's, it's now on the National Register of Historic Places.
Best viewed large.
Non-exclusive rights to this photo were sold to Spring Hill Nurseries in September 2009.
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Nikon D90+Sigma 10-20+ B+W ND 1.8+Hitech GND Soft 0.9
Conto di rifare qualche altro scatto in questa location,anche se il punto di ripresa è un pò pericoloso per l'attrezzatura visto che c'è un metro di acqua ed il fondale pieno di sassi.Trovo che il primo piano sia un tantino scuro,quindi vorrei provare a rifare lo scatto in condizioni di maggiore luminosità.
Location: Grisons,
Area: Switzerland,
Date: 03.11.2018,
Argentum Excursor I. q. 10x10,
Fujinon W 360mm f/6.3 lens,
Ilford Delta 100, ASA 64, f64
Xtol 1:1.5, 8Min.
Contact print on Adox Lupex silver chloride paper,
developed with Moersch ECO 4812
Here we are...2019. Another year older, maybe wiser too. As you might have guessed, I've decided to start another 365 project. I really missed the daily creative exercise. There was a part of me that really enjoyed doing a 52 week project and not having the pressure of a creating a daily image. What I found ultimately though, was that having a daily practice really helped add more texture and depth to my life. I missed having the tether attached to my experience and the joy/pain of taking time every day to post something. I was feeling the spark inside of me start to wither. Perhaps I'm being impulsive by embarking on this journey once more, the truth is, no matter what, I know that this is a worthwhile endeavor. One that will undoubtedly have it's challenges, but I know will be worth it.
As far as gear goes, I've got a new computer and and a new camera. I plan on putting both to good use. The camera is a Canon PowerShot G9X Mark II...so far I love it! I have a feeling it will be my go-to camera for 2019.
Many thanks to all you who're still following me after all these years. A heartfelt welcome to all newcomers just finding me...let's be friends! :)
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!