North Tower at Twin Lights
Uploaded: March 21, 2004
On the first day of Spring, I used a Rodenstock 180mm f/5.6 Sironar lens with a Graflex Orange 1filter (series 8) and 4X5 inch Kodak Plus-X film for this study of the first American lighthouse to use fresnel lenses. The negative was developed in HC-110 Dilution H for 8 minutes, and scanned on an Epson 2450.
Jean Crombie March 21, 2004
It's a wonderful piece of architecture and I like it in black and white very much Bob. #109308Cathy Barrows March 21, 2004
great shot...light is perfect #439334Bob Fowler March 21, 2004
Thanks Jean & Cathy. Even though it was a beautiful day - lighting wise - it was REAL cold & windy up on that hill! (about 200 feet above the Shrewsbury River). #439356Christopher D. Barry March 21, 2004
Great shot of one of the twin lights Bob! I always try to get both of them in the photo and you did a great job of just geting one! #439540Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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