“The Portals of the Past is an unusual little monument at Golden Gate Park. Standing on the shores of Lloyd Lake (just to the west of the DeYoung Museum), these columns actually have an interesting history. During the big earthquake and fire of 1906, most of Nob Hill was flattened by the destruction. However somehow, the entranceway to the mansion of A.N. Towne managed to ”_blank" href=“http://www.sanfranciscomemories.com/portals/rui...; rel="nofollow">remain standing</a>. It was later removed and brought over to Golden Gate Park, where it still stands today, as a symbol of the perserverence of San Francisco… working towards an optimistic future, regardless of the tragedy of the past."
(Quoted from http://www.sanfranciscomemories.com/portals/oft... San Francisco Memories)
Efke AURA INFRARED 820c
Hoya 67mm INFRARED (RM72) FILTER
Hasselblad 500 C/M w/80mm CF Zeiss
Epson PERFECTION V750-M PRO SCANNER
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golden gate park, hasselblad, landscape, lloyd lake, portals of the past
I’m a lifelong and pure hobbyist; I just do this for fun! After wanting one for over 25 years (and shooting a lot of 35mm), I finally got a Hasselblad (and later a Mamiya)! Someday, I suspect I’ll graduate to larger film formats.
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Superb IR image Rodney. Seriously impressive. An instant favourite.
Cheers
Brett
Thanks Brett, I’ve been having fun with this IR film, I’m going to have to buy some more rolls of it now that I have the exposure figured out!
– Rodney Johnson
Congrats on your Feature Rodney :)
Thanks Peter!
– Rodney Johnson
I love infrared!! Great composition, gorgeous shot! :)
Thanks Jen! I’ve been wanting to experiment with this IR stuff for years and I finally have the opportunity. I’m glad you like it!
– Rodney Johnson
This is gorgeous!!!!
Thanks Laurie!
– Rodney Johnson
CONGRATULATIONS on being featured in American Southwest Group
excellent work
Thanks so much aussiedi, I’m happy I finally found that group!
– Rodney Johnson