Showing posts with label hasselblad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hasselblad. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

More from the Park



This post is about shapes apparently. I didn't set out to do that, but in my somewhat random picking of images, its all shapes. These three pictures don't really speak much about the park, but they are simple, and I always like that. They are all looking up as well, so lets pretend this is a kids eye view of the park, a somewhat dark and brooding kid.

enjoy!

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

More from Knobles



Just a few more from the park, this time a included some free range kitties we found that day...brothers on the prowl

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Closed for winter....




A few images from my trip to Knobels Amusement Park, in Elysburg, PA. I have never been here in the fall, when the rides are closed and kids are missing. Made for an obviously subdued atmosphere, considering any day of the week in the summer this place is packed with children and families. I will be posting more up from this location soon

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

A Few New



As promised, here is a sampling of some of the new images I made throughout my rip to Pennsylvania last week. A majority of the scanning is now done so over the next few days/week, i'll be posting more substantial groups of images from the different place we got to visit and shoot at.

These three images come from three different stops along our trip. The top image is from an old church in the country near my home town of Shamokin. A very old church that, to my knowledge, doesn't get used that much anymore, my Great Grandmother went there. Next is from the old mining town of Centralia, PA. It is an abandoned mining town whose residents were literally forced to move due to an underground fire burning for some 40 years now, more on this very weird place later. And lastly, from Knobels Amusement park. It is a free admission theme park near my hometown, so in the fall, when the park goes to sleep, you can still get in and have a walk about, quite strange.

All of these places Are within 15min of the house I grew up in, and I had never been to any of them with my camera after all this time. It was great to finally get to these places and explore them. A friend of mine just reminded me of what an old friend used to say about shooting, and I think it fits here. "If you don't know what to shoot, shoot in your back yard" T.Petit

"Shed, Oak Grove"
"Wall Detail, Centralia, PA"
"Kiddie Wheel"

Thursday, October 15, 2009

Friday, October 2, 2009

more new scans



Three more images from my time in Maine a few years back.

"Moonshine"
"Light and Grass"
"Two Trees"