Looking Through Some Oldies!

Junk Yard Cars

Mannequin

Tines and Brush

Junk Yard Car

Sometime in the 90's during a trip to Delaware, Ohio, Jim's mother introduced me to a fabulous local junk yard.  I think I took three rolls of black and white film that first trip!  It was the new era of C-41 and I had the pictures put on a small disc as well as getting negatives for the darkroom.  Two years ago, I started a project of going through all of my negatives and discs to "organize" them better.  Yeah, right, Ruthanne!  Anyway, I put the discs in the only computer in the house that still has a slot for that size and saved them on a flash drive to be added to my collection.  I found these the other day as I was looking through that collection and love the tone the C-41 processing gave to them.  Not sure where the other ones landed, but they will show up somewhere : )

Photo of the Day

Odd Lots

Ohio Antique Store  July, 2008

Thanksgiving Weekend in Ohio

Bright Leaf

Shed

Vista

Thanksgiving in Ohio is always a wonderful family time, but it is fun to get out for a rural shoot, too. This year we had every weather type possible: rain on Thursday, sun on Friday and snow flurries on Saturday. Fortunately, it was Friday that was captured on film! More in the flickr photostream.

Rural Ohio

Corn Stubble

Bluebird Box

Last week, I visited my son in Ohio. We traveled to Loudonville to see his friend who's family raises Angus beef cattle. They have a beautiful spot, lovingly tended. We traveled to Charm next to photograph some of the farming community. More of the day in the flickr photostream.