A few from the 1st roll out of the Rollei

[Gary R. Smith]

I'm pretty happy with these although I'm not sure why I only got 11 shots. The scans that I received from the lab have had the curves adjusted to givem me what I like to see in b&w.

 

[Gary R. Smith]

A few more...

 

[Pete Askew]

Well, there’s nothing wrong there. Sharp and clean and the exposures seem pretty good.

I especially like the shot of the cottage.

 

[Gary R. Smith]

Thanks Pete! I like the moose in front of the barber shop. I was just happy to see good exposures and focus!

 

[Gianluca Drago]

I'm pretty happy with these although I'm not sure why I only got 11 shots. The scans that I received from the lab have had the curves adjusted to givem me what I like to see in b&w.
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A good set of photo. My favourite is the first one, with the reflection on the top of the barrels.

 

[Gary R. Smith]

Thanks Gianluca. The barrels seem to call to me whenever I am on that property with a camera.

 

[Beth Anthony]

i'm pretty happy with these, too. i love the moose in front of the barbershop.

 

[Tony Warren]

You will be happy with the performance Gary to judge by these results. I like the barber shop image too. That moose is quite something.

 

[Gary R. Smith]

That moose is quite something.

There is a local sculpture in Troutdale. I'm not sure if he's responsible for the various pieces found "in the wild" in Troutdale (there are several). He used to have a huge bronze elk on the rook of the gallery but as of this week it's gone (I'm assuming sold).

 

[Ralph Turner]

Very nice set, Gary. My fave is probably the cottage, though the moose takes a close second!
Btw I hoping to take my old (slightly shabby looking) Yashicamat EM away with me on holiday soon. I'm just running a quick roll through it to check all is ok before we go.

 

[Gary R. Smith]

My fave is probably the cottage,

There are a pair of brothers in the area who buy up old properties and turn them into hotels/bars. This property used to be the "poor farm" and the "cottage" is called The Red Shed and it is actually a bar used to service outdoor events (no real room inside for anything other than the bar tender. In the first set of images, the barrels, the building shown just above the "cottage" and the cottage are all on the property which comprises 74 acres.