Providence Canyon Camping Trip 2013 - Part 2

So this post actually won't have any pictures from Providence. These shots were from the ride home. We stopped at a few different locations on the way back from camping - first at in Lumpkin where we saw this colorful building:

Next we went to Richland and found an abandoned carousel out in the sun:

 Richland was also home to a rum distillery. The nice owners invited us in to take photos if we wanted:

 

Dominick and I walked around town and found various interesting places and some abandoned buildings:

 

 

 

 Finally, we stopped in Albany and shot some photos around some old buildings:

 Finally we shot some at the new "Art Park" in the last hour of light:

 

Well, that's it for that trip! I shot all of these on my Nikon F2 and 2.1cm, 3.5cm, 5cm, and 10.5cm lenses, all from the earliest production runs of Nikon F-mount lenses. Films included Velvia, Portra, and Tri-X.

Miscellaneous C-41 Shots - Radium Springs, Langdale Park, Azalea Trail

Just a few 645 negatives tonight from various locales - Radium Springs in Albany, and Langdale Park and the Azalea Trail in Valdosta, shot over the past week. Film was either Fuji Reala or 160C:

 

Flooding along the Flint River in Albany and Withlacoochee in Valdosta

We've had an unprecedented amount of rain here in south GA for the past several days. Currently most schools in the area are cancelled due to washed-out roads and other hazardous conditions. Most of Valdosta is a floodplain in fact! I took some documentary photos while in Albany playing in the symphony and Valdosta near the Withlacoochee - most of them with my Nikon SP rangefinder and 21, 35, 50, and 105mm lenses. I'm working on an article about T-Max developers and with this in mind, I shot these at ISO 100 and semi-stand developed them in standard T-Max developer (not RS) at a 1:40 dilution for 1 hour:

 

 

I also took just a few pictures with my Bessa RF 6x9 folder at the Withlacoochee. Film was T-Max rated at 100 and developed semi-stand in T-Max developer 1:32 for 1 hour: