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Reality: July 30, 2010
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This is the first park I went to on my state park journeys. The park itself is located just outside of North Branch, a short drive away. As you can see to the left, there was some snow on the ground, but it was primarily icy from melting and freezing from the warm/cold weather we had been having up to this point. I shot 2 rolls of B&W film, Tmax 100, kinda old film (past its expiry date). I decided to start out the year putting one of my Hasselblads through its paces. The one used for this shoot was the manual . I used a 50 mm lens on all the images to get a slight wide angle feel. |
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| A shot of the site of the now absent Nevers dam. |  |
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Here is a nice shot of ice as it was colliding with the shore. I spent a fair amount of time shooting this from several angles, This is the one I like the best. |
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| I deliberately shot this for the "face" I saw in the pattern of the bark. |  |
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I saw this scene on my way out, I was struck by the lonely white tree surrounded by the darker trees. Ideally I would have liked to find an angle where the light was offset by dark towards the top of the trees, but a vista with that perspective wasn't in the cards. |
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