Durango Fall 2023 On Film
| January 26, 2024 11:55AM |
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Not to take away from Mr. Bell's series of color photos from the trip, here's some of the stuff I shot on Kodak "Tri-X" (I've heard the new formulation isn't as good as the original run) 400 film in a Nikon N75 Body with a Nikkor 25-120 f/4 lens.
Leaving Rockwood passing the pond on Elbert Creek
Along the Animas near Needleton
Taking on water at the Needleton Tank
Arrived Silverton
Leaving Rockwood passing the pond on Elbert Creek
Along the Animas near Needleton
Taking on water at the Needleton Tank
Arrived Silverton
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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