Homage to Wright Morris
Alex Hawley

Homage to Wright Morris

This is printed version, not a negative scan.
Location
Western Kansas
Equipment Used
8x10 Deardorff, 12 inch Commercial Ektar lens
Exposure
f/32, 1/25 second
Film & Developer
J&C Classic 400, Pyrocat HD 2:2:100
Paper & Developer
Kodak Azo Grade 3, Agfa Neutol WA
Lens Filter
none
I really like this image. Very nicely seen and executed, Alex. My kind of subject matter and certainly something Wright Morris would indeed have taken. I also see a very strong David Plowden influence here too, Alex. What do you think?
 
Yeah Daniel, I like Plowden. I found him after someone else made that comparison. There's a town here in KS he made a shot in, and within reasonable driving distance. One of these days, I'm going there and shoot, some 30 years later.
 
Alex
Excellent work. I love the feeling of forlorness that the lighting/contrast portray. Looks sad and forgotten. Out of interest what were the conditions like and resulting SBR.?(At a guess I would say 5.5 to 6)

Phill
 
I don't know about the SBR Phill, but it was about 10:30 am, and backlit with some hazy clouds over the sun. I wasn't sure how the backlighting was going to work until I saw how it lit the inner surfaces.
 

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