Almost Lost and Found: The Road Less Traveled

Always the Road less Traveled, whenever we can:

Almost Lost and Found: Scenes from Buffalo Pass

First two different exposures of the same scene:

 

 Of course, BAAAD ME, I did not write down the exposure info.  But I did record the camera that I used and the film type (T-Max 100), so I can guess that the one above was taken on the metered values and the one below overexposed 1-2 stops.  Probably both at f/8  with my Tamron Zoom Lens on the Minolta SRT-202.

Almost Lost and Found: Grizzly Creek Ranger Station

On the east side of Buffalo Pass is a restored Ranger Station, that you can rent as lodging:

Complete with all of the amenities: Like Outdoor Plumbing!

Sundays Online: From the Pages of Almost Lost and Found

I was looking through some old images and found a group from 2011 that I had never posted.  Well, with one exception:

 I had posted this one as part of an End of Year Update......But the rest I could find no where.  So I'll be posting the series of "Almost Lost" images from Buffalo Pass over the next few days.

For our Online News:  A look at the first and last photos taken on the surface of the Moon by Humans.

Some End of Year Reminders......Best of the Blog

Howdy!

My End of Year Updates will be posted this coming week.  This is just a reminder that I'll be compiling my "Best Of the Blog".  So vote for your favorites by leaving a comment on any of the 2011 postings!

Here's an offering from a new project I'm under taking:  The 50mm (or Normal Lens) Project.  I've decided to rediscover that standard lens that came with all of our old SLR film cameras.  I had started this on my other Blog (see Link above), but it's probably more appropriate here.

Minolta SRT-202
T-MAX 400
Rokker f/1.7 50mm lens