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Firstly, thanks to all who voted, commented, (or did neither), on yesterday's image.
This very old shot was taken at Wetherby, when shortly after the river burst it's banks, it then froze (then snowed), producing a huge area of ice which lots of people congregated on and were ice skating, etc, giving almost a Dickensian feel.
The image was originally shot as a colour transparency.
I then produced a 7x5 inch negative of it on lith film, which only records black or clear film to give a very high contrast negative, then printed onto normal mono paper. (Of course, these days I could do all this with a few clicks of the mouse).
This is a scan of the print.
Thanks for looking,
Dave
| Title: | Old fashioned winter |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 6 Dec 2008 - 10:34 AM |
| Camera: | Olympus OM-1 |
| Recording media: | Kodak Ektachrome |
| Tags: | Black & white, Ice, Landscape, Snow |
| Votes: | 21 |
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Quote: Nice shots, v1 for me, are the ings still there?
john
Hi John,
Well, it's a few years since I was in Wetherby, but I doubt that anything has changed.
The Ings is basically an area of flood plain enclosed by a loop in the River Wharfe on the edge of Wetherby. There are flood banks to reduce flooding, but it probably still floods once or twice a year. Without the banks it would probably turn into wetland.
Dave
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