burnt embers

In a recent post, Red and Green, I asked if anyone tired of the red cabin wall. No one responded to that question, but if that was too much, here is the other side of the cabin, in black and white. It has corrugated iron, nice new shiny galvanised iron, it even has some indoors. I don’t see much of that around, and am jealous of those that have it in abundance in any state from rust to new. So you can imagine my pleasure when I discovered that not only was one side of the cabin perfect for some film diptychs, but the other was perfect for some digital black and white of corrugated iron.

I could not make a final decision  between these two shots, so you get both. I am leaning strongly towards the bottom one though – the light is a bit better, the clouds are good, the deck surface is nice, the proportions work.  But, the top one works too.

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Canon 5Dii, Nikkor-N Auto 24/f2.8 lens, ISO200, 1/3200th, aperture not recorded, probably f2.8 or f4.0

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