Photographs uploaded to this group

[Curt]

I have a question, do the photographs need to be only of the Churches photographed during the workshop or any photographs taken during that time and / or driving to or from the workshop as was the case for the Tonopah workshop. I don't intend to upload photographs from the to or from but only during the week of the workshop. I'm just curious as to the rules for the group post. I like what I'm seeing BTW and hope more will be uploaded. I'm working hard on the processing of mine and it will take some time as my trip was three weeks long and with scanning it takes a while.

Curt

 

[mike c]

The last escapade (Tonahpa) we included to and fro, I think if you keep a fare balance it would not hurt.But I an'int the OP.

 

[Jay Decker]

Anything taken during and around the workshop, including your trip to and from the workshop, are welcome. Also, digital photographs are welcome...

 

[Curt]

Thanks Jay.

 

[mike c]

When are you going to post some pics Curt.

Mike

 

[Curt]

I did Mike, three, one with an animal in it.

 

[mike c]

Curt,animal or insect.or glop.

 

[Curt]

look very carefully and you will see an i#####.

 

[mike c]

See what might be a flea or fly,but no Iguanas.Are you pulling my leg Curt ?

 

[Curt]

No, keep looking and you will see it in the corner, oops, I gave a hint, corner.

 

[mike c]

Must be my monitor,can't see doodle.

 

[Curt]

Photo #1 upper left, grasshopper insect.

 

[mike c]

Upper left or my other upper left.

 

[Curt]

Mike it's just above the door pointed down at an angle toward the lower right. Look for the angular shape of the legs.

It looks like we are the only ones keeping this going doesn't it? Is everyone fading out or just busy, I know I have film to develop and print.

 

[mike c]

Ok I see it,could be a cricket to.Ya this place is a little quiet compared to the Tonohpa crowd.

 

[Curt]

It could be a cricket, I never thought of that, how would I know if it was one.

 

[mike c]

Crickets "chirp",grasshoppers just sit there.You are going to have to go back and find out,this is important to be accurate and also make a small sketch.

 

[Curt]

The sketch is easy but the insect could have been dead or dying for all I know, it sure didn't mind having its picture taken.

 

[outwest]

Was it chirping "home, home on the screens"? If so, definitely a Western Door Cricket.

 

[mike c]

Quit possible Steve,very rare east of the Great Divide.

 

[Curt]

As I told Mike, I've developed the last of my roll film. I'll try to get some up as soon as possible, I feel snowed in right now, it's almost 2 in the morning and I found the night a good time to slip into the darkroom. I've got a funeral the first of next week for my mother and things are busier than ever and it's the time of year to wrap up the outside of the house, the walnut tree finally dropped its leaves so fall is looking forward to winder this year here. Oh yea the bamboo floor turned out great, I'm sleeping in there now, just need to put some prints on the walls and hope my snoring doesn't dislodge them.

 

[outwest]

Sorry about your mother, Curt. My thoughts are with you.

 

[Curt]

Thanks, how are you doing, any snow in the forecast for Colorado?

 

[outwest]

Blizzard yesterday, clear and cold today, 70 tomorrow. Typical. Good excuses to get in a warm darkroom.

 

[Curt]

It might be a Great Western Door and Wall Cricket which are attracted to old and decaying screen door material. Mike, who is Steve?