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Another shot taken at Steam Town National Park, just can't get enough of these large old cast iron machines.

Very nice - like the figure in the doorway and the shadow patterns.

Part of the working section of a steam locomotive, taken at Steam Town National Park in Scranton, PA.

The largest print I have made is a 16x20 - but that is the limit on my tray/sink set up not the projected image. Beseler is still in business, give them a call - I am sure they could give you the best answer.

1 - general thoughts about the unit. I like mine, solid construction. 2 - biggest print that can be made on baseboard? (I believe it has the 240mm lens) ​Vertical column is the main constraint along with the type of easel you use 3 - what do you do for variable contrast filters (above or...

Early summer morning fog at Peter's Valley, New Jersey.

Wolf Creek in Letchworth State Park in upstate New York.

Would they cost less than plastic? I did not know that they were made out of wire, do you have a reference to photos for this type of tray?

You can buy these from photographer's formulary - photoformulary.com

Stone staircase located in Fort Knox, Maine

Early morning in Rockport Harbor, known locally as "Motif #1" - shack has been there for a long time and often depicted.

Taken last week in Deerfield, Mass -

Old farm shed on a "still working" farm in lower New Hampshire - taken during an 8x10 workshop given by Richard Ritter and Bruce Barlow.

Column is easy to remove from the baseboard, the carriage I would leave in a locked position at the top. I think you can still get a manual from the Beseler website.

It is easy to convert back to a manual lift, you use the same gearing as the 23 enlarger. I have the motorized model, it works fine with the heads it was designed for. However, if you try to use a head that is heavier than the Beseler you may have problems. I had a heavy custom head on mine...

Gate locking an entrance to part of the Erie Canal in upstate New York.

Another variation on the "desk phone" - not sure which I prefer. But, I did need to remove some clutter to get a "clean" look at it.

It's an Ericson table model and it still works.

Just one of many, maybe too many?

I like this a lot - first one, hands together, hair up, formal clothing makes me think of civilized reserved tension - second one, hands apart, hair down, and nude leads to openness, naturalness and a relaxed feeling. At least that is my reaction.

Barn doorway, bucket and feather/corncob "mouse chaser" - Farmer's Museum, Cooperstown, NY

Locomotive - Steamtown National Historic Park, Scranton, PA

sold -

Traffic on the Main street at Hopewell Furnace, PA

$249 plus $20 UPS shipping to USA (lower 48 states) Well used, but perfectly usable Ries Tripod - Jr Model. Has a 3/8" attachment screw (this is the latest version with the newer knob, see photo). Legs have marks/surface dents from use and are in good condition. One leg has a hairline crack...

4x10 Prints made by contact printing - If I need to enlarge, I will make a digital negative and contact print with it.

Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site, near Reading, PA

Platinum Na2 print of a table top set up shot on Hp5 and developed in Pyrocat.

Platinum Na2 print on Arches Plantine - Pewter Pitcher table top set up shot on HP5/Pyrocat.

Taken at Planting Fields State Park, Long Island, NY on 5x7 HP5.