Umbrella – S. Carrollton Ave., Baltimore

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Technical information:
Camera: Wanderlust camera with Caltar-W 90mm lens
Film: Ilford PF4+ 4×5″ EI 800
Paper: Ilford Multigrade Classic

Baltimore – The Greatest City In America – W. Lombard St., Baltimore

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Technical information:
Camera: Wanderlust camera with Caltar-W 90mm lens
Film: Ilford PF4+ 4×5″ EI 200
Paper: Ilford Multigrade Classic

We Rent Houses – W. Pratt St., Baltimore

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Technical information:
Camera: Wanderlust camera with Caltar-W 90mm lens
Film: Ilford PF4+ 4×5″ EI 400
Paper: Ilford Multigrade Classic

Jesus Is Lord!!! – Baltimore

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Technical information:
Camera: Wanderlust camera with Caltar-W 90mm lens
Film: Ilford PF4+ 4×5″ EI 800
Paper: Ilford Multigrade Classic

Chair, Baltimore

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Technical information:
Camera: Wanderlust camera with Caltar-W 90mm lens
Film: Ilford PF4+ 4×5″ EI 800
Paper: Ilford Multigrade Classic

Women’s Day

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I was going to offer my images this year without comment but made the decision to make an exception for this one.  There have been numerous pictures of people with signs and I photographed my share.  I had my favorite and initially wanted to present it to everyone but though otherwise because it was NSFW.  I will, however, provide this link for those who have been forewarned.

I decided to share this image because I have not see it anywhere.  The toilets that were provided, at least the one I used, were provided by Don’s Johns.  Because of the obvious inference the company’s name was covered, but this covering was removed on a couple for everyone to see.

Inauguration Day

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Technical information:
Camera: Wanderlust camera with Caltar-W 90mm lens
Film: Ilford FP4+ EI800

On Their Own

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Technical information:
Camera: Wanderlust camera with Caltar-W 90mm lens
Film: Ilford FP4+ EI400

On the Way to Morgantown

Technical information:
Camera: Wanderlust camera with Caltar-W 90mm lens
Film: Ilford FP4+ EI400

Henneman Avenue

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Occasionally tours are offered at the old A. Hoen & Co. Lithographers building in Baltimore, which has been abandoned since 1981, and at some point I may offer some of the images taken there a month ago. Before the tour I did some wandering in the area, testing my Travelwide camera (noted in the previous blog entry).

This particular image is of Henneman Avenue, which offered more activity than a number of the other streets I walked along. What struck me was the mixture of nicely kept homes with those that were completely abandoned.

This is the last entry within that misfortune known as the year 2016. I have decided to try something not done in the past decade/500+ posts of this blog, which is to just display the image with little or no comment.

The Braddock Equivalents series gave me a chance to show images that were not about the object photographed, but more about the feelings I had at the time I photographed the object. At least for the subsequent year I will post images that may or may not conform to this idea (I am currently working on some images in both categories). I may post relevant technical information, as there are some who ask for this, but I do not want this to be considered to be a technical blog.

So let’s see what 2017 brings – certainly something a bit better than 2016.