Greencape Stairs Apug.

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  michaelorr

• Mar 17, 2016

Tony, wonderful design, the light from the windows so nice, just terrific. This lighthouse seems very well cared for in the interior, bet it is great outside as well.

 

• HiHoSilver

• Mar 17, 2016

Goodness, Tony. 'Tongue-tied. Staircases are some times beautiful & so we see them alot. This has all the elements of beauty, but the execution makes it stand out amongst those shots. cough, cough, throat clearing ahem, and its ugh - tiny format. Insanely well done.

 

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  sly

• Mar 18, 2016

Perfect!

 

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  macfred

• Mar 18, 2016

Excellent photograph, Tony ! Really like the light and shadow play on the wall.

 

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  tony lockerbie

• Mar 18, 2016

Thanks all.The lighthouse was completely renovated a few years back, and it is really a lovely place. HiHo, sorry about the tiny format, but it was a really tricky shot to get with the tripod sort of wedged against the railing.

 

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  michaelorr

• Mar 18, 2016

I am not going to speak for HiHo, but for myself saying that the impetus between your waterfall Mt. Field and HiHo's work with his FE2, i have only just this past week put the first roll of film in a 35mm camera in 8 years. Incidentally, Mt. Field is one of 48 of the over 4k footers in the New Hampshire White Mountains in the US. I don't recall who Field was here. I have Whiteface, Passaconway, and Carrigan left to summit of the 48.

 

• HiHoSilver

• Mar 19, 2016

I was struck the same way, Michael - by Tony's waterfall, his staircase, and a Texan (Schroeder?) on LFF who did mf/lf, but now just dig. & 35. His 35 work, like Tony's would make anyone proud. 'Makes me want to wring every last detail out of the tiny bit of film.

Tony - I was being ironic - its outstanding & I dearly wish I could do likewise.

 

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  Kevin Caulfield

• Mar 20, 2016

To me this is musical. It looks like a flexible keyboard, starting at the bottom left and curving upwards.

 

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  mfohl

• Mar 20, 2016

Excellent!

 

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  Bruce Osgood

• Mar 20, 2016

Wonderful, simply wonderful. Everything a photograph should be.