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First experiments with Rodinal stand developing.
1:100 (6mL:600mL)
1 hour
1 inversion every 20 minutes
Texture remains in the barn roof while detail remains in fence and tree. i think i see why we stand with Rodinal.
Springtime at Georgetown University Washington DC. My workplace is adjacent to the indergraduate campus. I park in a garage just next to this part of the campus. I was an undergrad here and spent quite a bit of time here senior year as I lived on campus. (The Science hall is to the right, and the dorm I lived in are to the left). I know that as a senior I wondered about the future and what my life would be like. As that older self I look at the scene and try to remember back to what it was like, before rushing home for dinner. We only have THIS moment.
Kings County Courthouse in Georgetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Built in 1887 by noted architect William Critchlow Harris.
Visiting the Georgetown Loop Railroad in August of 1976 at Silver Plume Colorado. #44 is a Baldwin 3 foot narrow gauge 2-8-0 loco built in 1921 as Guatemala Railway #54. Howard Kent Jr.
“His laughter, which was never far below the surface of his conversation, now sparkled like a splash of water in sunlight.” Joseph Lelyveld
Taken on October 6th, 2007 in Georgetown, Washington DC
2138,2134 run through the Georgetown yard with a loaded log train nearing its destination of Bell Bay on 11-10-13
This spectacular stretch of 3 ft (914 mm) narrow gauge railroad was originally completed in 1884, considered an engineering marvel for its time. The thriving mining towns of Georgetown and Silver Plume lie 2 miles (3.2 km) apart in the steep, narrow canyon of Clear Creek in the Rocky Mountains west of Denver. Engineers designed a corkscrew route that traveled nearly twice that distance to connect them, slowly gaining about 640 feet in elevation.
In 1973, the Colorado Historical Society began restoring the railroad using track and ties donated by the Union Pacific. This tourist train now operates between Silver Plume and the new Devil's Gate Station, which is 3/4 mile west of Georgetown.