Abandoned Shed

[Lesley Jones]

I think this is the last of my shed series - unless I go back to Dungeness again. This one was scanned with the old Coolscan before it died and I had more pixels to work with - the TIF file has sat around for years. I love working with scanned film, but it takes forever. Either frustrating or therapeutic, depending on your mood

 

[Pete Askew]

Another super shot Lesley. I'm hoping to take a trip to Dungeness in the near future, probably with Asun.

 

[Lesley Jones]

I hope you have a good time. I probably will go back, but as with London, I prefer these places in the middle of winter. Fingers crossed for you that some of the boats and sheds are still standing!

 

[Brian Moore]

OM-2, Lesley? And the 28mm lens? Very nice image.

 

[Lesley Jones]

Cheers Brian! It was certainly the OM2, but probably the 17mm

 

[Nick Lukey]

Thats excellent.

 

[Brian Moore]

Cheers Brian! It was certainly the OM2, but probably the 17mm

That's what I meant actually, Lesley: the 17mm. Thanks.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

My, what a brilliant Photo. Love it Lesley . Have often thought about going there , yet troubled that it is a bit of a cliche destination as far a photography goes. But your posting's of Dungeness puts those fear to rest.

 

[Shane Johns]

I've been away from RPF for too long, come back and find all the great photos I've missed! This one is superb!

I love how it looks in that frame and mount - can I ask if those were expensive?

 

[Lesley Jones]

Many thanks @Julian de'Courcy - I would certainly love to see the results if you did come this way. Can you have a cliche of a destination? I'm not sure. Should we aim for the second prettiest view because the top one has been done to death? Sometimes I wonder about my three-day yearly outings with the camera. Am I wrong to go for the best known locations where I have a better chance of a reasonable image, or should I just wander around and risk getting nothing? Perhaps we should make better use of our locations section. That is... if Hamish has left us with one after the latest pruning

 

[Lesley Jones]

I've been away from RPF for too long, come back and find all the great photos I've missed! This one is superb!

I love how it looks in that frame and mount - can I ask if those were expensive?

How very kind @Shane Johns - I can only thank someone from my previous forum for the action that makes the frame and mount. Very clever little thing that only cost me about £5. We can't have many framed prints at home, so I do it virtually