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Karen Stuebing | all galleries >> Galleries >> Desolation Row > And then the Kerosene
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17-AUG-2012 Karen Stuebing

And then the Kerosene

West Virginia

Mamiya RB67 ,Mamiya Sekor 150mm Soft Focus, f4.0,Kodak TMAX 400
1/250s f/4.0 iso400 hide exif
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Date/Time17-Aug-2012 09:41:06
MakeMamiya
ModelRB67
Flash UsedNo
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Exposure Time1/250 sec
Aperturef/4
ISO Equivalent400
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John King22-Aug-2012 12:51
Definitely Desolation Row here. V.
janescottcumming20-Aug-2012 00:36
The blacks are black and the whites are white and the range of tones in between are perfect. Just right for this gallery.
woody3418-Aug-2012 23:41
Desolation is right...another great moody shot in the collection,
Fong Lam18-Aug-2012 16:59
The softness complements the mood of this striking work...V
Margot W18-Aug-2012 15:50
How contrary. Tumbling down but held up by bricks. Boarded up but open door.
Peggy W18-Aug-2012 14:56
Great tones and details~ very moody image.
V
christopheru18-Aug-2012 14:54
Wonderful photograph - So much of the old industrial grounds in the cities I grew up in are looking like this - sad and neglected. It is worth perserving what is left, even if what is left is not being used for its original purpose. Failing that, preserving the remains of industry in a photograph performs a public service in my view. Voted.
Walter Otto Koenig18-Aug-2012 13:57
You keep finding great subjects for your soft focus lens and this one is no exception. Superb tones and details with a strong atmosphere. "V"
Carl H. Johnson18-Aug-2012 13:38
Looks like a building that one would find in an inner city!!!~V~
Jeff Real18-Aug-2012 13:32
A subject that is perfect for you. I love the softness and the amazing mood that you have here. Wonderful work! ~V~
Tom LeRoy18-Aug-2012 13:31
This scene is perfect, can close my eyes and sing along. Superb film processing. V
teachpeace18-Aug-2012 12:50
Terrific tones and lines. A poignant work.
LynnH18-Aug-2012 12:08
Oh, the destruction... sad. What a terrific additon to your theme. V