I like architectural shots, especially industrial; great reflection on this one. I loaned a Mamiya 645 about 25 years ago and put a couple of b&w films through, really enjoyed using it.
The 645 has become my primary camera. But when I don't feel like carrying all the gear I use the Mamiya 6.
I've become fond of the Power Plant. At least this one doesn't burn coal; most in Denver do burn coal. The problem, though, it that it obscures the best view of the Indian Peaks which form the Continental Divide in our area.
Continuing with the theme of 'Stillness' a view of the Boulder Power Plant on a quiet day yielding a nice reflection.
I like architectural shots, especially industrial; great reflection on this one. I loaned a Mamiya 645 about 25 years ago and put a couple of b&w films through, really enjoyed using it.
ReplyDeleteThe 645 has become my primary camera. But when I don't feel like carrying all the gear I use the Mamiya 6.
ReplyDeleteI've become fond of the Power Plant. At least this one doesn't burn coal; most in Denver do burn coal. The problem, though, it that it obscures the best view of the Indian Peaks which form the Continental Divide in our area.