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Boarded up window on a work shed which is part of an abandoned dry dock along the Erie Canal near Rome, New York.

Taken just before the season started, entrance to a ride at a small park in Upstate NY.

Erie Canal Village, outside of Rome, NY - the outhouse and fence have been there for quite a few years.

One room school house teacher's desk had both the large recess bell, and the indoor quiet bell along with a stack of slates. Shot with a small amount of diffusion with an Rodenstock Imagon lens.

This was the drinking fountain in a one room school house.

Unlocked door in need of a fresh coat of paint, but I am glad they put it off as I really like the texture in the cracked paint surface.

School room interior in an old one room school house near Rome, NY

You would think that with a smaller inventory and a new web site design they could post an image of everything they are selling, or at least give a detailed description. I find it frustrating to browse their site and then have to "Google" to figure out exactly what they are selling.

I found this dress on display in an old General Store in the Erie Canal Village, an historic site near Rome, NY

Busy morning resulted in crossing vapor trails, lots of people going to lots of different places.

Switch panel for one of the lock gates at a lock on the Erie Canel, near Rome, NY. Normally these are behind a glass door, which the lock master was kind enough to have left opened. These are over a hundred years old and still working perfectly.

Yes, the soot is from an oil lamp with the wick set to make a lot of smoke.

Soot deposits on 8x10 glass plate - altered with paint thinner and water

Is there a tripod other than the Gitzo Explorer series that does not have preset leg angle stops and carbon fiber legs? I have done various internet searches without finding anything. I would like a tripod where you can set and lock the legs at any angle. I am not keen on the presets most...

Pytocat-MC in glycol, which I use for almost all of my developing when I have more than a few sheets to do at once. Otherwise, I use diafine.

First floor where grain was bagged from these grain shoots - in a no longer used grain elevator along the Buffalo, NY waterfront.

Grain elevator complex - ladder leaning against the wall in a dark corner of a workroom.

Corner of an old work shed - dry dock along the Erie Canal

Industrial bulb next to a window, Buffalo, NY

Grain elevator complex as seen through a window - Buffalo, NY waterfront

First floor of an old grain elevator on the Buffalo waterfront. Light bulb is still intact which is amazing considering the general condition of everything else in the building.

Edge of a currently disused dry dock along the Erie Canal, near Rome, NY

Window in a warehouse on the Buffalo waterfront, left over props from an art display left on display. Is there a story here, you decide....

Thanks for the comments - the enclosure at the end was added to the interior of the building, I doubt it was level when built and may have shifted as the whole structure has been settling over time as it was built on fill along the lake front.

Another view of the malt kiln room in the grain elevator complex know as Silo City, on the Buffalo waterfront.

Old malt kiln, part of the "Silo City" complex of grain elevators on the Buffalo waterfront - in a "beautiful state of decay"

4x5 and smaller negative carriers should fit in the normal location, 8x10 carriers slot would be empty, times will probably be longer as the light source will be above the negative carrier at a greater distance - you should not have a problem. If you don't need the 8x10, it should be very easy...

Carousel at the Farmer's Museum near Cooperstown, NY -

Hot July day, some day lilies and a white picket fence -

Ruins of an old barn - Delaware Water Gap, NJ