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Thanks, it was a cloudy day and I had a foam core sheet as a reflector.

My Granddaughters were willing to sit for a while, but my pace was too slow - working with a 5x7 is not something I do very fast and I guess I do look a little funny under the dark cloth.

Pretty sure, but I did take it a year ago and my memory is not what it once was - that is for sure.

As Valentine's Day is approaching, what would be more fitting than a single red rose -

Door in an amusement park

This was part of an abandoned dry dock facility along the Erie Canal in upstate NY. The work shed door way was boarded up, and the Z pattern caught my attention.

Just a small part of what is keeping us warm now that winter seems to have arrived -

What is left of a poster on a warehouse door -

Ripped, crumpled paper -

I have a 50mm I am willing to part with - will send you a pm

That is probably the case by a few degrees, but it is more likely the result of lens not being stopped down and the light was so dim that anything other than window lit area was very hard to see - my focus point was the rivet heads.

Old boiler in an abandoned workshed, part of a dry dock complex along the Erie Canal - only light was from a small window, exposure was for 2 minutes

Teacher's desk in a one room school house, upstate NY

RB's and RZ's are nice outfits, but if I am going Medium Format on a tripod I really like my Fuji GX680 - it has everything a Mamiya has plus front movements and at current prices it is the same or less for a complete system.

Thanks for the kind comment and finding my website -

The Prinz Automatic and Pneumatic Malt Kiln - part of grain elevator complex along the Buffalo, NY waterfront.

Office area in an old warehouse along the Buffalo, NY waterfront.

Open doorway to an abandoned warehouse on the waterfront of Buffalo, NY.

The ticket window in a partially restored train station. The Stop sign was for the agent to hold out the window if there were any passengers waiting to board the train.

Great lines and texture - I like this one a lot