Dilapidated Barn and The Grand Tetons WY
It took some time to position the camera precisely where I wanted it to match the pre-visualization bouncing around in my head which also included camera height.
I was taken with the idea of the mountains eternal (we know better) and the overwhelming transience of man (and that’s something we are all very familiar with). I used the No.25 red filter to take advantage of the ‘bald’ sky to render a stark image.
The camera of choice was the medium format RZ67 II w/180mm Tele and the combination of a No.25 red filter and polarizer. The camera was set for f11 1/8 sec. using Ilford's Pan-f Plus film rated at ISO-50. The film was developed in Gordon Hutchings PMK developer 1:2:100 75 degrees. That was N-1 development as well as minus agitation to ‘modulate’ the values of the very stark scene.
Dilapidated Barn and The Grand Tetons WY belongs to the following groups:
AMERICA's National Parks and WILDLIFE Habitat, Film Photography and Landscape PhotographyAvailable for sale as Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints
Aphoto4You IPA, 3 months ago
cool would like to have this into US NATIONAL PARKS Group....great image
JoanIreland1970, 3 months ago
awesome capture!
halnormank in reply to Aphoto4You IPA’s comment, 3 months ago
Thanx for the fine comments you guy – I’m awaiting approval from the National Parks group.
djlampkins, 3 months ago
Beautiful image.
Charlotte Ottilo, 3 months ago
I have never seen this barn.. Was it recent that it fell? My heart is in the Tetons..did you happen to see it?..LOL Awesome work and portfolio!!
Aphoto4You IPA, about 1 month ago
CONGRADULATIONS your image is FEAUTURED on front page of US NATIONAL PARKS group
Thanks for being oart of this group…
Aphoto4You IPA, about 1 month ago
Your image is FEAUTURED AVATAR for a week….Thank u for being part Of Us National Parks Group…Great work…