MSA O/N January 2023 - Fences/Borders
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New one. Shot with a Leica M2, 35mm Summarit 2.4 lens on Ilford FP4+. Developed in Rodinal 1:50. Unfortunately, scanned with a crummy Epson V550 scanner which doesn't do a very good job with 35mm film.
!It's a park on the edge of the Buena Vista lagoon in Carlsbad, CA. That's the only freshwater lagoon in California, and there's a bird sanctuary there.
For those who did not study Latin: Cave canem means "Beware of the dog".
Thank you for this !
I find I always look at fences as a potential photograph, wherever I am - and I drive through a lot of areas with all kinds of different fences. I think photographers like lines, anyway - and fences are lines that also divide or separate.
Here's an old one - which had a couple of problems. This is a snow fence on a very foggy day. I used a Mamiya NC1000 that I had been bringing everywhere and, unfortunately, the aperture in the lens was stuck wide open. So this is quite overexposed Foma Retro 320 (or whatever they call it) - and overexposed film scans terribly. If I can ever manage to find the negative, though, I should try to enlarge it. The pattern made by the snow fence (and its reflection) looks almost like an error.
Maybe try some Farmer's reducer? Definitely a moody shot.
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This thread makes me look fondly at the oil painting of a snow fence that is now in our dining area, but spent decades in my childhood home and my parents' home after I moved out.
My mother loved paintings, and was a half decent amateur painter herself.
My mother loved paintings, and was a half decent amateur painter herself.
Recent one. Shot on a Hasselblad 500 C/M, 50mm CF/T* lens, Tri-X 400.
Recent one. Shot on a Hasselblad 500 C/M, 50mm CF/T* lens, Tri-X 400.
It's a bit like you got closer to Wyeth's fence in the painting I posted above, in a different season.
Leica, 21mm, Tri-X, print on Foma Variant lll
Hmmm, looks something like Taos, but its not, so where at?
... and curious ... old or new?
Lovely image .. no containment by the fence, free and happy to ride on.
Yes. Taos Pueblo....2017?
Ah yes, again, countless times, since we were a kid, we have mixed the Taos Pueblo church with the old San Francisco de Asis Mission Church, ... which is in the actual town of Taos.
Here are two images from the 1940's, ... taken by my dad, with his 3x4 Speed, which we still use today.
As a young lad, going from one to the other, they just became one and the same for me and still get them mixed up today. ;-)
First one was labeled by my dad, as Pueblo Church.. Although it looks like it has gone through, quite some remodeling since that time 70+ years ago. ;-)
Second one is the Mission church in Taos itself also with the Anniversary 3x4 from the 40's.
Lot more wall. ;-)
Here are two images from the 1940's, ... taken by my dad, with his 3x4 Speed, which we still use today.
As a young lad, going from one to the other, they just became one and the same for me and still get them mixed up today. ;-)
First one was labeled by my dad, as Pueblo Church.. Although it looks like it has gone through, quite some remodeling since that time 70+ years ago. ;-)
Second one is the Mission church in Taos itself also with the Anniversary 3x4 from the 40's.
Lot more wall. ;-)
To fail beautifully by Ivo Stunga, on Flickr
Kentmere 400 slide, Ilford Reversal Processing. Toned in Kala Namak.
Nice, @Ivo Stunga - haven't seen you around here for a while.
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