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Saturday, February 20, 2010
Monochrome Weekend: Desert Dome
This picture was taken in the desert dome of the Potawotami Conservatory in South Bend, Indiana, with a Kodak Duaflex II TLR camera, loaded with 120 Tri-X400 respooled on 620 spools to fit the camera.
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5 comments:
Great shot of the cacti. That works so well in monochrome.
It almost looks like you have transported a sea urchin to the desert :-)
!20-film - not often seen today. Impressive!
That outcome was worked for. I shan't be respooling anytime soon but I am going to get 120 cameras into action. Have to go to eBay for film - when the winter expenses are over.
I agree with rune - my first thought was "sea urchin?!" then I looked again :)
A fine shot, and obviously not just "point-and-shoot".
Nice shot David. One of these days I'm going to get another medium format camera.
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