I decided to revisit some photographs I made years ago in New York. They've all been posted on this blog before, but were presented differently with ersatz mats at a smaller size. I think the ones I've chosen have 'legs' and are worth seeing again. Though these are negative scans, the actual photographs were made with film and were printed in my New York darkroom, a facility I no longer have here in Florida.
Sunday, October 28, 2018
Friday, October 12, 2018
There is a part of the beach at Big Talbot Island SP littered with trees
that have succumbed to wind and weather. The three images I've attached here
are from that place. The one with the wooden and wire fence is a view
from the top of a bluff of maybe 20 or more feet with one of the scores
of fallen trees below on the sand. When I first visited the place there
had been a long staircase to the beach. The next time I visited, it was
gone and a 'snow fence' was keeping people from falling off the bluff.
It was easy to walk around, and many people did so they could scramble
down the bluff to the sand. Finally, what you see in the pic includes
that original fence plus a wire one that continues beyond and has made
it impossible to circumvent. It's safer, but kinda ruins the view. The
other images are of two of the beautiful old trees in the parking and picnic area. (MF FIlm)
Thursday, October 4, 2018
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