Posted by Kalin Wilson on April 6, 2009 at 12:48 AM
Well all of the great posts from the Colorado Plateau trip some of us took motivated me to do a quick pass through my shots. I've still got quite a few panos and HDR/blends to work through, but here are a few that I thought I'd share.
This is from Studhorse Point near Page. I wish I'd had more time to explore this area. It's a great place to car camp!
Canon 5DII, Canon 17-40L
Hmmm.. looks a little dark here, maybe I'll repost when I get a chance.
Posted by Kalin Wilson on April 6, 2009 at 12:51 AM
Here is one from Lower Antelope Canyon. I spent about 5 hours in here - one of my favorite places!
Canon 5DII, Canon 17-40L
Posted by Kalin Wilson on April 6, 2009 at 12:54 AM
MoonHouse #1
I'd been in to Moonhouse in McCloyd canyon in 2004 during my pre-digital and LF days but had forgotten a lot about it. What a cool ruin! I was excited about shooting it with the 4x5 and 5DII, so I ended up spending about 4 hours there. Lots of images to work with (still waiting on the film) but here are a few to illustrate the structure.
Canon 5DII, Canon 17-40L
Posted by Kalin Wilson on April 6, 2009 at 12:56 AM
MoonHouse #2 - The Alcove
Canon 5DII, Canon 17-40L
Posted by Kalin Wilson on April 6, 2009 at 12:58 AM
RiverHouse
I finished my trip with a visit to River House, at least that's what I'd heard it called although I haven't seen that name or the site on a map or my books. It sits next to the San Juan river south of Bluff, UT. This might be the same ruin that Rod posted.
Canon 5DII, Canon 17-40L
Posted by Kalin Wilson on April 6, 2009 at 1:03 AM
Here's a repost of the Studhorse Point shot with a little exposure boost.
I'm really liking all these images of ruins posted recently, I like #3 above!. Look forward to seeing more when you get the film developed!.
Posted by Todd Caudle on April 6, 2009 at 11:39 AM
Nice collection, Kalin. I'd also suggest a contrast boost to the b&w image.
Posted by Joshua Hardin on April 6, 2009 at 12:58 PM
Nice images Kalin. Moon House and River House are ruins I've been aware of for some time, but have yet to visit. You definitely did them justice with these photos. I think I'm going to have to plan a trip to go out there this spring after seeing all of these great images.
I agree with Todd about the b&w, it has a nice range of tones to work with.
Love the ruins. We gotta get a trip kicking again together. The first B/W and the repost both look kinda muddy to me but it might be the cruddy dell notebook POS monitor I am looking at from right now.
Nice set of images!
You really got around. I like Moonhouse #2 very much. I visited that place once without a camera. Won't happen next time!
Also like the overview of River House. Such a cool (and rarely visited) place.
Very nice, Kalin! You went to some really cool places and got some really cool images! I'm going to have to put these on my places-I've-never-been-to-and-want-to-go-to-list.
Discussion
16 repliesThis is from Studhorse Point near Page. I wish I'd had more time to explore this area. It's a great place to car camp!
Canon 5DII, Canon 17-40L
Hmmm.. looks a little dark here, maybe I'll repost when I get a chance.
Canon 5DII, Canon 17-40L
I'd been in to Moonhouse in McCloyd canyon in 2004 during my pre-digital and LF days but had forgotten a lot about it. What a cool ruin! I was excited about shooting it with the 4x5 and 5DII, so I ended up spending about 4 hours there. Lots of images to work with (still waiting on the film) but here are a few to illustrate the structure.
Canon 5DII, Canon 17-40L
Canon 5DII, Canon 17-40L
I finished my trip with a visit to River House, at least that's what I'd heard it called although I haven't seen that name or the site on a map or my books. It sits next to the San Juan river south of Bluff, UT. This might be the same ruin that Rod posted.
Canon 5DII, Canon 17-40L
I agree with Todd about the b&w, it has a nice range of tones to work with.
RichieV
You really got around. I like Moonhouse #2 very much. I visited that place once without a camera. Won't happen next time!
Also like the overview of River House. Such a cool (and rarely visited) place.