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Muddy misty morning on the farm = photographer's dream weather.
camera: Ricoh FF-3 AF (1982)
film: Kono Monolit 35mm.
Farm Fuel old gas pump on this farm, easier to have a source of fuel than drive the tractor to the station, found in North Carolina.
It's a small scale farm, but, had an oppor. to visit with a friend in a hot and partly cloudy day. I thought this was the best part of the visit. I didn't even harvest my own lavender as I couldn't take the heat, beside I already have some lavender bouquet at home. However, I got some lavender + blueberry syrup, and lavemder jam, that I hope it'd taste good.
Rime ice, or rime frost, covers the trees and wire grain cribs on a small farm in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
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My cousin's tranquil retreat secluded deep in a magical forest.
Camera: home made camera 5
Camera 5 - a Clack lens which is meant to project onto a curved film plane is projecting onto a flat plane Rapid Omega in this home made camera. that is how it is producing such delicious bokeh around the periphery. I was hoping to achieve such a lomo effect in the planning stage, but was not expecting such juicy sweet spot and such suave bokeh.
A golden sunset through trees and a pole barn at a storage yard for hay on a farm in the Town of Utica, Winnebago County, Wisconsin.
Rolls of hay in white plastic wraps can be faintly seen as a horizontal white line in the foreground.
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I don’t have a truck for HTT, but I have this farm cultivator thing. Even though I don’t know what it is, it is old and red so I like it.
Apparently my education in turn of the century farm equipment is lacking. As always, any help identifying this is welcome.
Traver Ranch on the Carrizo Plains in San Luis Obispo County California. Old farms relics can be found here. Watch out for the bats at night though!
Removed from the iconography of the Noir cement jungle I incorporated common Noir semiotics to an otherwise typical farm scenario using bleak overtones, restrictive framing, deep contrast, and a stark off angle camera shot.
Not being invited to wander this pasture we peer at these dejected cows through the proverbial glass darkly.
camera: Zenit 122
Lens: Industar 50- 2 pancake
Film: Kodak Tri-X 400 - 35mm