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6x12 cm film |
The
penstock in which I worked with Lisa was the only accessible
portion of the power plant. After she went back indoors to warm up, I
stayed around the plant and made some images of the water-pipes that
would once had directed the Stillwater River through the turbines.
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4"x5" film |
Working
from a walk-way which went over the penstocks, I made eight
images, drawn as much to the weathered metal and concrete as I
was to the repeating curves and lines. I would have liked to have been
able to get down into the trench where the pipes were, but the light was
changing, and I wanted to head back to Laurel's, where Lisa went to
warm up, and make some indoor images of her before the light left all
together.
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4"x5" film |
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