Granite from Eldorado Canyon
A Blog About Film Photography and Film Cameras: Traditional, Experimental, and Alternative Processes.
Showing posts with label My Eldorado Canyon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label My Eldorado Canyon. Show all posts
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Friday, April 30, 2010
Red Rocks Friday
Not the Reddest of the Front Range, but the ones located closest to my home
at Eldorado Canyon State Park.
If you are familiar with rock climbing, this area is listed as a world-class climbing location.
And when I worked there one summer, I did meet people from a number of different countries.
If I can get some good climbing photos this summer, we'll make a return visit!
In the meantime, watch out for the spring runoff!
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
In Anticipation of Spring
We'll take a break now from Winter topics. Without fresh snow there is really not much to photograph from a landscape perspective. But before we move on I want a few of you overseas to hear a unique perspective on the winter cold; Posted by Studio M.M.E. Blog: Warm Week in the North.
And Now a scene of lush spring green from Eldorado Canyon State Park, along South Boulder Creek. This is during the period of highest flow as the last of the mountain snow melts to supply our summer water.
And Now a scene of lush spring green from Eldorado Canyon State Park, along South Boulder Creek. This is during the period of highest flow as the last of the mountain snow melts to supply our summer water.
Looking Upstream And Looking Downstream
Monday, January 11, 2010
The Passing of Another Storm
As another winter storm has passed, another view from Eldorado Canyon taken with the Mamiya 6. Let's spend the next few days celebrating the quiet and stillness of winter.
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Kodak E100GX,
Mamiya,
Mamiya 6,
My Eldorado Canyon,
Stillness
Friday, December 18, 2009
An Interesting 'Accident'

Let's Call this a bit of 'Alternate Digital Processing'. Quite by accident I scanned these transparencies on the 'reflective' setting, with some interesting results. Which one's do you like best, the alternative scans or the correct scans?


Taken with the Mamiya 6 Rangefinder
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