Sabine Pass Light (wide angle, B&W)
11 Dec 2017 Leave a comment
in Photography, Uncategorized Tags: abandoned, black & white photography, cameron parish, lighthouse, louisiana, Sabine Pass Light, wide angle lens
B&W with wide angle lens: Natchitoches and Plaquemines Parishes
01 Aug 2017 Leave a comment
in Photography Tags: 35mm, black & white photography, louisiana, Natchitoches Parish, Plaquemines Parish, plastic camera, wide angle lens
This is actually in NOLA, one of the cemeteries in Central City:
Slave cabins of Magnolia Plantation near Natchitoches:
Grave house at Bay Springs Cemetery in Natchitoches Parish:
Unknown graves at a cemetery in Venice, LA:
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B&W with wide angle: Plaquemines Parish, LA
27 Jul 2017 Leave a comment
in Photography Tags: black & white photography, Harlem Plantation, louisiana, Plaquemines Parish, Pointe a la Hache, wide angle lens
The end of LA-23 past the town of Venice:
Plaquemines Parish courthouse in Point a la Hache. This burned down in the 1990s and they’re finally re-building it.
The clock tower of the courthouse:
Harlem Plantation:
From the other side:
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Black & white, various locations
24 Jul 2017 Leave a comment
in Photography, Uncategorized Tags: abandoned, black & white photography, East Louisiana State Hospital, Grand Isle, Lettsworth, louisiana, wide angle lens
Train depot at Lettsworth:
Flooded cemetery in Grand Isle:
East Louisiana State Hospital in Jackson:
Same location:
Abandoned church near Jackson:
Lettsworth:
Also Lettsworth (there are a lot of abandoned buildings there):
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Galveston, Texas: B&W in Ultra Wide & Slim
29 Nov 2016 Leave a comment
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Fuji Neopan in the Yashica MG-1: Marksville, LA
20 Jan 2014 Leave a comment
in Photography Tags: 35mm, Avoyelles Parish, black & white photography, Fort de Russy Cemetery, Fuji Neopan, Marksville, Yashica MG-1
first roll from the holga
07 Jul 2009 Leave a comment
in Photography Tags: 120 film, black & white photography, Holga, lomography, medium format film
Umm, apparently this was a roll of black & white? I KNEW THAT!
It’s harder to tell with B&W, but the light leakage appears to be manageable. Other than taping the clips that hold the back on, I really didn’t tape the camera when I shot this roll.
I think this one is actually suited to black & white.