Old Denver Power Plant

Detail From 300mb Drum Scan

This Plant is still in operation on the Platte River about four miles from down town Denver.

From just an aesthetic standpoint, this is marvelous; but to include an example showing the great detail from the scan is a real treat. I truly think that those who rate this type of image as "average" must think that 4x5 is the name of a new rockband.

Today I visited a one man showing of Robert Turner's landscapes. I do not know if you are familiar with his work but he, too, uses a 4x5 and prints 'em large. Seeing these originals up close and in person was breathtaking. It was also quite humbling for me to realize how far I have yet to go in this art. Regards.

The 4x5's ya that could be a good name for the next big rock band.

Yes I have heard of Robert Turner, Great photographer just went to his web sight to refresh my memory. Also took a look at your work, looks good keep it comming. Thinking of getting a large format?

Gorgeous.

Good stuff Robert ......

Bobby, congratulations for this wonderful photo. I would like to share with you my new site of photography: www.chicodovale.com It is im portuguese but you can see the Gallery of photos. I am going to translate it to english. Please add your comments. Regards, Chico do Vale

Bobby

as a Toho camera and Provia user I must say you've done well here for colours saturation and composition. Scan is top notch, and the colours look great. I love the 'industrial' theme

I see some softening and perhaps even res loss on the top of the left stack (certainly not aesthetically distracting) which makes me wonder how much I'd benefit from changing my Fujinon SW90 to the Nikon you used. Certainly there seems to be less vignetting there than I seem to get (even at f16 or f22) on the Fujinon.

I like your other work too ... so perhaps I'll just go and make comments there ;-)