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Using slide film with medium format is gratifying, especially with 6x9, when one sees the images coming off the reel as large as life. Until recently, I'd forgotten how much I love seeing those images in real color, and how my brother and I used to take rolls of slide film and go downtown in Boston years and years ago, shooting with the used cameras we bought saving up our paper route money. While Portra and Ektar are great, my heart belongs to transparency film with all it's inherent limitations.
With long shadows creeping towards the tracks, Amtrak #4 races towards the I-25 overpass north of Maxwell.
A 4 1 05A (EB Southwest Chief)
AMTK P40DC #821
AMTK P42DC #18
Schomberg, NM
January 6th, 2020
Looks best large...
It was early morning, and the king of the jungle was surveying his domain from the camouflage of the shadows.... but he stepped into the light for a moment, and I managed to get a couple shots before he slipped back into the darkness.
National Zoo, Washington DC
26_365 Chessie's shadow. I gave Chessie a bath, cleaned her collar, trimmed her nails, and cleaned her ears. She's squeaky clean and smells delicious now. She really doesn't get that dirty since she has such short hair. I mostly just shammy her off but today she got the works. Chessie is this beautiful chestnut color because her mommy was jet black and her daddy was red. She'll be 14 on Feb. 23rd. and is still doing great. She plays like a pup but just gets tired faster.
Gritstone Tors on Stanage Edge, the relatively low angle of the Sun highlighting the shapes and textures of the rock.
this light appears in my house for about a half hour; usually before noon. I feel lucky when I see it.
Polaroid 100, Fuji 100C
I posted a shot of this one a few years ago, questioning whether it qualified as an arch if the rock span wasn't at all archy. That day, even with the rock span being as straight as Anita Bryant, the shadow formed a fine arch.
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Summer 2018 3rd leg: We'd planned a few weeks in southern Colorado, then wised up and went to Utah instead.
June 17: Starting at Chimney Rock, we hiked down Lower Spring Canyon. A repeat for us, but it was totally worth doing again and we made it even further than we had last time.
Spa 6 hours 2016
FIA Masters Historic Formula One Championship
#88 SHADOW DN5
SMITH-HILLIARD Max
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Nighttime “Shadow Monsters.” They exist. If you can see your shadow, the Shadow Monster can see you. When alone, you will feel their presence. Do not look over your shoulder … quicken your pace … find a haven. Don’t mention to anyone that a Shadow Monster was following you. They won’t believe you. They will think you have been drinking. I know that I was when I took this photo.