Winter Fields in the Palouse
This is another example of the fine detail and delicate tonal gradation possible with the combination of the f/6.3 Kodak Anastigmat and Ilford XP-2 film. The Palouse is a vast rolling grassland in Southeastern Washington, formed from thousands of years’ accumulation of loess (windblown silt). The rolling hills are now wheatfields dotted with farms and occasional herds of cattle. The landscape has a beauty that changes with every season, from the delicate lines of winter stubble to the green of spring crops.
Nice job on that Palouse landscape. I haven’t tried many landscapes with my old folders, but they are obviously up to the task.
Thanks, Mike. If you ever want to try your old cameras and want help, please don’t hesitate to e-mail me at randcollins6@yahoo.com.
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