Judge Roy Beans bar and courtroom. Langtry, TX. TriX, Olympus XA
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Thanks! Last saw that building in 1957! Surely some work has been done on it since.Judge Roy Beans bar and courtroom. Langtry, TX. TriX, Olympus XA
It is waaaaay off the beaten path, that is for sure. Have some inside pics I may share, doubt it has changed any. Judge Bean was a real character of a person out of the old west. The Paul Newman movie didn't do him justice (no pun intended) as it was just loosely based on his exploits with liberal artistic license to his antics.
I haven’t posted here in a long time but have been spending more time on this site again. Anyways here is one of my recent frames.
Nikon F100
Nikkor 24mm
Red filter
Ilford FP4+ @125
Ilford DD- x
Scanned negative on my old Epson V500
Washington Monument by Mike Mohaupt, on Flickr
Cheers!
Nikon F100
Nikkor 24mm
Red filter
Ilford FP4+ @125
Ilford DD- x
Scanned negative on my old Epson V500
Washington Monument by Mike Mohaupt, on FlickrCheers!
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Nice shot. I really like how the ruins blend in with the landscape.
Thanks Jim. Beautiful setting, but I would want to live there.
Mariscal Mine, remote Chihuahuan desert in BBNP, TX. Abandoned cinnabar mine that manufactured quicksilver/mercury. Kodak Ektar, Leica CL, canon 50/1.8 serenar
and one in B&W, kodak TriX, canon rebel, 40/2.8 stm w/ orange filter
and one in B&W, kodak TriX, canon rebel, 40/2.8 stm w/ orange filter
By today's standards, he used the pretense of law as a murder weapon. By the standards of his day, he was harsh, but effective in keeping the peace...
He was also known to fine rather than jail....the fine was the equivalent of what was in your pocket/saddle bags. Highway robbery or law and justice?
He was a product of his time and environment, that is for sure! My favorite story though is how he orchestrated the international boxing championship being held on a small island in the middle of the Rio Grande river near Langtry to avoid problems related to legality in the US and Mexico....in essence no man's land. This also allowed gambling to occur. There was no legal jurisdiction. https://truewestmagazine.com/article/the-judge-and-the-prizefight/
"Fairfield" 2024
Yashica Mat EM
Kodak Ektar 100
Burrishoole Abbey, Co Mayo, Ireland (revised)
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Hasselblad 501CM, Distagon 3.5/60 CF, orange filter, T-Max 400 (EI 800), N+1 in DD-X.
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Wonderful, I am found of this kind of pictures and I hope to have the opportunity to visit Ireland once in my life!
Thanks man. You live so close too. Good chance to add to your work on megaliths.
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Hasselblad 501CM, Distagon 3.5/60 CF, orange filter, T-Max 400 (EI 800), N+1 in DD-X.
Nice light and mood!
Thanks Stephen. Your ruined Abbey shot is great too.
Roche Abbey, Yorkshire, England
St. Andrews, Scotland
Angel, St. Andrews, Scotland
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Linhof Technikardan S45 | Schneider-Kreuznach Super Angulon XL 5.6/72 | Center ND Filter IVb | FP4+ | Pyrocat-HD
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--- by atomstitcher, on FlickrHasselblad 501CM | Distagon 4/40 FLE CF | Rollei IR400 | Hoya R72 | DD-X
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