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Nikon FE + Nikkor 28-50 F3.5
Rollei RPX 400@400
Developed with Xtol Stock + HC110 2ml/l 8’ 20º
Epson V800
Nature and industry
A typical Adobe building in New Mexico, USA. A tall one too ! I've taken out all the rich pink-orange colour of the walls and the deep blue of the sky to concentrate on the architectural lines and textures here. ( Perhaps I'll put the original in the Colour Album ? )
« Adobe de Santa Fe » 2005
Un bâtiment Adobe typique du Nouveau Mexique, USA. Un grand bâtiment en plus ! J'ai enlevé toute la riche couleur rose-orange des murs et le bleu profond du ciel pour me concentrer sur les lignes architecturales et les textures. ( Je mettrai peut-être la photo couleur dans l'album couleur ? )
Santa Fe, New Mexico
In the distance beyond the central Plaza monument on the left lies the Palace of the Governors. Not counting ancestral puebloan ruins, it is one of the oldest buildings in North America.
"In 1610, Pedro de Peralta, the newly appointed governor of Santa Fe de Nuevo México covering most of the modern American Southwest, began construction on the Palace of the Governors, though some recent historical research has suggested that construction began midway through his term in 1618. In the following years, the Palace changed hands as the territory of New Mexico did, seeing the Pueblo Revolt of 1680, the Spanish return from 1693 to 1694, Mexican independence in 1821, American territorial status in 1848, and US statehood in 1912.The Palace originally served as the seat of government of the Spanish colony of Nuevo Mexico, which at one time comprised the present-day states of Texas, Arizona, Utah, Colorado, Nevada, and New Mexico. After the Mexican War of Independence, the Mexican province of Santa Fe de Nuevo México was administered from the Palace of the Governors. When New Mexico was annexed as a U.S. territory, the Palace became New Mexico's first territorial capitol.
Lew Wallace wrote the final parts of his book Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ in this building while serving as territorial governor in the late 1870s. He remembered later in life that it was at night, during a severe thunderstorm in the spring of 1879, after returning from a tense meeting with Billy the Kid in Lincoln County, when he wrote the climactic Crucifixion scenes of the novel. Wallace worked by the light of a shaded lamp in the shuttered governor's study, fearing a bullet from outside over the tensions surrounding the Lincoln County War" (Wikipedia)
The "Santa Fe 140" being transported aboard the Ferncarrier from Korea to the UK North Sea. This is a much faster means of transporting drilling rigs across huge distances: traditionally the rig is towed
AT&SF B40-8W 558 7 mi. east of Tehachapi, CA leaving the hills for the desert on October 30, 1994. She became BNSF 558.
Passeggiando nella Medina - Museo Nejjarine.
Cassapanca in legno di cedro con decoro floreale geometrico e policromo.
Questo tipo di baule è stato realizzato a mano dai falegnami del distretto di Nejjarine.
Seconda metà del XX secolo.
Walking in the Medina - Nejjarine Museum.
Cedar wooden chest with geometric and polychrome floral decoration.
This kind of chest has been handmade by carpenters of Nejjarine district.
Seconf half 20th century.
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In the Tarragona’s port
Nikon FE and Nikkor 28-50 f3.5@f8
Rollei RPX 400
Xtol stock + 2ml/l HC110 12’ stand development
Epson V800
Returning home to Los Angeles following a trip to the Grand Canyon.
ATSF 3751 ~ westbound ~ Ludlow, California
BNSF's Needles Subdivision
05.19.2012
Catching highway spots with Sear, Em2, Teck, Fedo, Benom and Quest in Gifu! The bottom pic gives you an idea of the size of all the pieces. We all went big that night. Cheers to SEAR and EM2 for the photos and the kind hospitality! Gifu rocks hard! Original size.. www.flickr.com/photos/35915199@N06/8380574962/sizes/o/in/...