RE: [pinhole-discussion] My personal day off from work...
We use to have those kind of churches over here in Sussex County, NJ but I think they are all gone. That looks like a great place to do some work...I'm totally jealous!! Keep up the great work let's see some more of the building. andy schmitt -Original Message- From: pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ??? [mailto:pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???]On Behalf Of Jeff Dilcher Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 10:17 PM To: pinhole-discussion@p at ??? Subject: [pinhole-discussion] My personal day off from work... I hope my boss isn't reading... Monday was just too nice a day to go back to work, and, having just received a new Finney 4x5 camera, I was longing to shoot some photos. This shot is from Master's Cemetary, about 10 miles or so east of Atlanta, Georgia. http://www.hiddenworld.net/files/masters1.jpg I was driving along aimlessly, as is my custom when I go out to find something to photograph, when, from the road, I was attracted by this mysterious octagonal white building perched in the back of this old cemetary. Although is was kind of spooky, I got up the nerve to go inside the building (the door was open), and took this photograph: http://www.hiddenworld.net/files/masters2.jpg The interior of the building is pretty delapidated, and some of the floor is rotting through, and the pews are dusty. This picture was taken with an exposure of 9 minutes, and demonstrates the most wide angle shot you can get with a Finney. (40mm focal length). Although the building doesn't appear to have been used in quite some time, I could almost picture mourners gathered here grieving the loss of a loved one... ___ Pinhole-Discussion mailing list Pinhole-Discussion@p at ??? unsubscribe or change your account at http://www.p at ???/discussion/
[pinhole-discussion] RE: pinhole-discussion] My personal day off from work...
Although is was kind of spooky, I got up the nerve to go inside the building (the door was open), and took this photograph: http://www.hiddenworld.net/files/masters2.jpg The interior of the building is pretty delapidated, and some of the floor is rotting through, and the pews are dusty. This picture was taken with an exposure of 9 minutes, and demonstrates the most wide angle shot you can get with a Finney. (40mm focal length). Jeff, You will enjoy the Finney. I have one and it is now well worn in. I find the super wide 40mm works well for that kind of interior and big trees that otherwise wouldn't get in the picture. But the negatives are difficult to print if they are made on a bright sunny day outside due to the fall off at the edges. ED Edward Levinson *Specializing in Fine Art and Editorial Pinhole Photography* *online portfolio at http://www.awa.or.jp/home/edo *
[pinhole-discussion] My personal day off from work...
I hope my boss isn't reading... Monday was just too nice a day to go back to work, and, having just received a new Finney 4x5 camera, I was longing to shoot some photos. This shot is from Master's Cemetary, about 10 miles or so east of Atlanta, Georgia. http://www.hiddenworld.net/files/masters1.jpg I was driving along aimlessly, as is my custom when I go out to find something to photograph, when, from the road, I was attracted by this mysterious octagonal white building perched in the back of this old cemetary. Although is was kind of spooky, I got up the nerve to go inside the building (the door was open), and took this photograph: http://www.hiddenworld.net/files/masters2.jpg The interior of the building is pretty delapidated, and some of the floor is rotting through, and the pews are dusty. This picture was taken with an exposure of 9 minutes, and demonstrates the most wide angle shot you can get with a Finney. (40mm focal length). Although the building doesn't appear to have been used in quite some time, I could almost picture mourners gathered here grieving the loss of a loved one...
