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Halladay Road III, Middlebury, Vermont View Larger Image
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Purchase This Week's Print
Halladay Road III, Middlebury, Vermont is available as an 11"x14" Print, matted
to fit an 16"x20" frame. Each print is signed
and numbered by the photographer. Only 100 prints will
be made, so order early to secure your piece.
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Image of the Week Fine Art Print Offer
Each week, I post an image from my recent or historical work and talk a little
bit about it; the process, creative thought, and technical details that
contributed to its creation. During the week an image is featured, I offer it as
a Limited Edition Fine Art Print at a special price. Each image is printed
personally by me on the latest Epson printers using archival pigment inks on
acid-free archival paper. The prints are shipped matted and signed and can be
framed using a standard size, off-the-shelf frame from your local frame shop.
Learn more about my fine art printing process.
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Image of the Week
I used to keep a mental checklist of interesting locations I'd come across while driving. I had to abandon
it in favor of a physical notebook once the mental one grew too large and locations started falling through
the cracks. These bookmarked locations are places that possess dynamic interplays of line and form, but simply
lacked the dramatic light I wanted to make the scene come alive. The notebook helps me to remember to return
to these places when the light is right.
This scene, however, didn't need a notebook entry.
It's just down the road from my house on Halladay Road in Middlebury, Vermont, and I pass by it almost
everyday, both in the car and on foot. I've noticed the graphic arrangement of the tree and weathered
barn before, but never have I seen the light strike suck a dramatic note as it did last week during the first
snowstorm of the season.
I quickly pulled the car over, setup the view camera, and exposed a couple of sheets of the scene, overexposing
a bit and pulling back on development to hold detail in the high range of shadows and highlights.
Technical Data
Halladay Road III, Middlebury, Vermont was shot with a Tachihara 4x5 Field Camera and a Schneider 210mm ƒ/5.6 Symmar-S lens
on Kodak TMAX 100 Professional Film. The exposure was 1/8 sec at ƒ/32.
Other Images of the Week
- Chapel of the Transfiguration, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
- Cross-Country Runner Alexandra Krieg, Middlebury, Vermont
- Horse Bath, Morgan Horse Farm, Weybridge, Vermont
- Whitney, Citronelle, Alabama
- The North Window from Turret Arch, Arches National Park, Utah
- Jeff, Middlebury College, Vermont
- Hostas II, Middlebury, Vermont
- Hikers in Coyote Gulch I, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Utah
- Ocotillo Shadow, Abandoned Cabin, Anza-Borrego State Park, California
- Moonlit Palms, Anza-Borrego State Park, California
- Park Avenue, Arches National Park, Utah
- Ashton and Whitney, Citronelle, Alabama
- Steven
- Halladay Road III
- Fall colors and ivy-covered wall, Middlebury College, Vermont
- Maple Tree, Middlebury, Vermont
- Jesse Hamner at Grand Prismatic Spring, Yellowstone NP
- Aon Center from Millenium Park, Chicago
- Mountain Biking I
- Boulders II, Canyonlands National Park, Utah
- Hosta Leaves
- Joe
- The Pour
- Skylar
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