These pictures were made on my last roll of Acros which I processed in Rodinal 1:50. The camera was my Kodak Reflex II.
The challenge in photographing these ruins is to get something that looks different from the many thousands of pictures which have been made of the sites in the past. There was also a large crew at Abó working on stabilizing the ruins.
The photographer pictured making a shot with a fine 4x5 is Joe Van Cleave.
5 comments:
What lovely textures you captured. Every time you use this Kodak TLR I think I should buy one.
My favorite tlr. Sharp, coated lens. Bright screen. Accurate, reliable shutter. Not hard to work on. I see them pretty often on ebay at very reasonable prices.
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Really love the silhouette shot of the photographer. Nicely done!
That shot was the best of the bunch.
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