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COVID Road Trip #2 – The 2nd Leg Of The North American Loop Tour

by Steven Lederman

I’m keeping my loop a33 images in the folio for loop a34, as they weren’t seen due to the folio being called home early by John Thurston. This is also to keep the folio moving in a timely fashion. I also don’t have anything new mounted yet!

Here’s the description from loop a33:
My second Stateside road trip after COVID was in April of 2022; “Old Car City” in White, Georgia. 4700 vehicles from 1918 to 1972 slowly being reclaimed by nature. It’s well-documented on YouTube.
“Twitter Barn” – Ever wonder where Elon Mollusk got the inspiration for his inventive re-naming of the Twitter platform? It was from this very barn, somewhere near the border of two States, on the way down to Georgia. TL-120-55, and some expired colour film. Could have been Provia 100F.
“Old Car City – Ford Detail” – I think this is an emblematic example of my work. Sputnik, Superpan 200.
“’50 Buick OCC” – I love the 1950 Buick. GM only made that grill style for one year. Sputnik, Superpan 200.
“’50 Buick Old Car City, GA” – A different 1950 Buick. Shallow depth of field, scratch on the film. Sputnik, Superpan 200.

All images home-processed using a JOBO CPP2 unit, with Unicolor E6 or Fomapan R chemistry.

Timo’s images

by Timo

All taken with my Sputnik on expired Provia 100, I think.

Roo Being Fed

Taken at a preserve in Queensland.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(Can’t remember the title on the slide, but it’s)

A Seagull in Sydney

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Blue Mountains

This beautiful park gets it’s name from the blue mist from the forest of giant Eucalyptus trees, which makes the air look blue.

Blue mountains

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Surfer’s Paradise

We rented a condo by the beach, right in the centre of Surfer’s Paradise. Fantastic place I would love to visit again. This cha cha was taken from the balcony railing.

 

 

Ian’s A34 Submission

by Ian Andvaag

My first three submissions this round are from Prince Albert National Park in the boreal forest of northern Saskatchewan. It’s one of my favourite places in the province, filled with natural beauty and quiet. There are many wonderful hiking trails. My brother is a new birder and I’ve been becoming more interested in it too. Last year we went to the park in June and enjoyed seeing some very colourful warblers. Unfortunately, the mosquitos were absolutely unbearable — literal clouds that followed you around. I don’t think I got a single MF3D shot. You had to keep moving and it takes me too long to set up a MF3D shot! I’m hoping that I’ll make it back there this summer and be able to shoot some slides.

Fisher Trail – Horsetail Marsh

Fisher Trail – Mushrooms

Gone Fishin’

My final submission is from a frosty day in Saskatoon along the river. We typically get maybe 3 days each year with substantial hoarfrost, so I try my best to take advantage of the uncommon occurrence and shoot some slides.

Frosty Saskatoon

Thanks for the great images, and thanks to Steven for taking over management of Folio A!

Ian Andvaag
Regina, SK