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Summer, Black and White by ~antilogy:iconantilogy:

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Here are 30 photos that I haven't shown before.

All taken in Madison, Wisconsin except for a couple of them.

All are on black & white film.

I'm cheating with the size of these photos because the focusing was off on a few. They wouldn't work on their own but I think they work perfectly fine here.

Full view this thing other wise there's no point in looking at the scaled image.

Though it is a large image.

1 - Graffiti, Dickinson and Wilson St
2 - Tenny Park
3 - Tenny Park
4 - St. Raphael Cathedral
5 - State Street
6 - Overture Center
7 - Wheels On Willy - Nikkor DX 18mm | 1/15th | Kodak T-Max 100
8 - Wheels On Willy - Zeiss ZF 50mm Planar | F/11 | 1/8th | Kodak T-Max 100 | B+W ND 8X (ISO 12)
9 - South Baldwin St - Zeiss ZF 50mm Planar | F/4 | 1/1000th | Kodak Tri-X 400 +2
10 - St. Vincent de Paul's - Zeiss ZF 50mm Planar | F/1,4 1/2 | 1/250th | Kodak T-Max 400
11 - Safety Saturday, Capitol Square - Zeiss ZF 50mm Planar | F/4 | 1/4000th | Kodak T-Max 400
12 - Jaws of life demonstration, Safety Saturday, Capitol Square - Zeiss ZF 50mm Planar | F/5,6 | 1/2000th | Kodak T-Max 400
13 - Farmer's Market, Capitol Square - Zeiss ZF 50mm Planar | F/4 | 1/2000th | Kodak T-Max 100
14 - Grace Episcopal Church - Zeiss ZF 50mm Planar | F/8 | 1/1000th | Kodak T-max 100
15 - Waiting for the bus
16 - Star trails in Marquette County - Zeiss ZF 50mm Planar | F/2,8 1/2 | 30 Minutes | Kodak T-Max 100
17 - srs cat means srs internetz bsns - Zeiss ZF 50mm Planar | F/1,4 | 1/15th | Kodak T-Max 100
18 - 4th of July celebrations across Lake Monona, S. Dickinson St.
19 - Storm clouds from my back porch
20 - Concerts on the Square
21 - Concerts on the Square
22 - Summer downpour
23 - Art Fair on the Square
24 - Art Fair on the Square
25 - Art Fair on the Square
26 - La Fête de Marquette
27 - UW Memorial Union - Zeiss ZF 50mm Planar | F/8 | 1/15th | Agfa APX 100
28 - UW Memorial Union - Zeiss ZF 50mm Planar | F/4 | 1/30th | Agfa APX 100
29 - Dane Dances, Monona Terrace - Zeiss ZF 50mm Planar | F/2 | 1/8th | Agfa APX 100
30 - State Street

And yeah, sorry the verticals are not vertical.

And that there are cheesy film strip borders, but I kinda like it.

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~facade-of-life Jan 25, 2009, 9:00:53 AM
I like 3.
It's gross, but I like it.

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~inkio Jan 25, 2009, 8:33:46 PM
2 is wild...there are many more that i really enjoy as well.

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~antilogy Jan 26, 2009, 5:05:08 PM
Thankfully it did not smell horrible. It's interesting how some photographers condemn photographing dead things while others embrace the idea.

I just see it as the nature of life and my goal is to record life.
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~antilogy Jan 26, 2009, 5:10:58 PM
The lake was super reflective and I was really looking for something like this. I have always wanted to photograph willow trees on the lake, so at the time I was really trying to channel that idea into the photo.

:)
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~facade-of-life Jan 27, 2009, 10:26:37 PM
Yeah, absolutely.

Did you ever watch Six Feet Under? It's about a family who owns a funeral parlour. There's a few episodes where the daughter is into photography and did a whole series where she photographed the dead people. Maybe pushing it. But still, interesting.

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In a world where you can be anyone, or anything - be yourself.
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~antilogy Jan 30, 2009, 5:45:56 PM
Hmm, didn't see this reply before, sorry. I've seen a little bit of the show when it first came out but fell out of it I guess and never caught back up.

Everyone has there own taste and boundaries.

Makes me think of funeral photography. A somewhat growing field.
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~facade-of-life Jan 30, 2009, 10:00:24 PM
Really? It's a growing field? like documenting funeral processions or photographing bodies?

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In a world where you can be anyone, or anything - be yourself.
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~antilogy Jan 30, 2009, 11:02:57 PM
Well perhaps not growing hugely, but I think it's becoming more common for people wanting photographers to document special occasion in their life. Documenting the wakes and funerals, like weddings or any event. I suppose some do photograph the deceased. I read a story where the family wanted a family portrait with the open casket.
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~facade-of-life Feb 1, 2009, 7:25:11 PM
That's interesting! I wonder what is spurring that desire.

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In a world where you can be anyone, or anything - be yourself.
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