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Another one from the archives....
I took this sometime in the early 80’s during a walk of the entire Yorkshire coast (Mouth of the Tees to Spurn Point). A couple of years later I walked the Northumberland coast, which was also a good experience.
I think the location I took this shot from may now have been washed into the sea; I tried to find it again a couple of years ago to try and replicate this shot but couldn’t. There is a new path and steps which are very steep, and the adjoining ground was very overgrown with thick bushes.
(Many thanks to those who voted or commented on yesterday's upload)
Edit: Quick mono conversion added later.
Dave
| Title: | Robin Hood's Roofscape |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 22 Nov 2008 - 9:56 AM |
| Camera: | Olympus OM-1n |
| Lens: | Zuiko 135mm |
| Recording media: | Kodak Ektachrome 100 |
| Tags: | Architecture, Black & white, Landscape, Landscape / travel, Robin hood's bay, Traditional darkroom, Yorkshire coast |
| Votes: | 34 |
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Comments
Yup. Your processing technique has given a lovely textured, grainy finish which really suits the subject.
Graham
Not many had television in those days judging by the lack of aerials.
Andy...
Quote: I viewed thi large and its fantastic, what a great shame its gone, I think this would look good in mono too. - gary
Thanks Gary. I've just added a mono version. Just a straight conversion from the colour version as uploaded so could probably be improved.
I've just remembered that I had another body with me on that walk with mono film and may even have a true mono version I'll have to have a look.
Dave
Two fantastic images, both work for me, great composition.
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