NE OH Gathering, September 28-29-30, 2012

[Shawn Dougherty]

Peter,
fantastic work. I hope we manage to make it one of these at the same time again soon. I would love to see these in person.
Shawn

[jp80874]

It was a great weekend. Thank you all for coming.

John

[Peter Spangenberg]

Thanks Shawn. It's been a while, but I'm sure I'll see you at the next one.

[djkloss]

Here's mine - 8x10 but I cropped it. This is a scan of a print. Didn't like the composition so I cropped it. The 4x5s of the bridge didn't come out. maybe next time.

[ic-racer]

Here's mine - 8x10 but I cropped it. This is a scan of a print. Didn't like the composition so I cropped it. The 4x5s of the bridge didn't come out. maybe next time.

That was taken with your no-shutter lens? Is is printed on the Ilford 300 paper?

Last time i was at 'the farm' I brought my 8x10 Century with a shutterless lens from the late 1800s. Like you, I had to seek a darker spot to be able to time the exposure. This one is printed on Ilford Warmtone and sepia toned.

[jp80874]

Dale and Dorothy,

Thank you for posting these. I love the Farm. There are so many interesting things to see and so many ways to interpret them in images. Great job. We are on a roll.

John

[Peter Spangenberg]

Here's one from the Gathering's Saturday morning excursion to the Flats with Jeff, Chris, Dale, John and me:

[jp80874]

I like that one and as I learned when I went back to capture it, the scene changes every day. That shot is gone, but an equally interesting one has come in its place.

John

[djkloss]

Monday there will be an article written about the only film photographer left in erie I.e. me check out goerie.com on Monday. I have three more negatives 8x10. Thanks John for the lens. Gum Oil is waiting for me! Where are the work shops?

[jp80874]

Congratulations Dorothy. Looking forward to the article.

John