BMO Building in fog
The building on the left is the BMO Building. The building on the right is the back side of this guy. I like how tall buildings in fog bring the “ceiling” down, without them it’s just a thick white mass somewhere up there. But when there are tall buildings piercing the mass up above, it lends a real sense of cover, sort of like crown molding in a room. It defines what usually feels like endless, unbroken height. I find even in chilly, damp fog the sense of an actual ceiling makes being outside a little more cozy.
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- Camera
- Mamiya 6 medium-format rangefinder
- Lens
- Mamiya 75mm
- Filter
- #8 yellow
- Film
- Fuji Acros 100
- Developer
- Rodinal 1+100
- Development
- Small tank for 18 minutes at 20 degrees Celsius. Agitation was for 15 seconds at the beginning of each of the first three minutes, then one inversion every three minutes.
- Date
- April, 2010
- Location
- 44.649252,-63.572991
- Copyright
- 2010 Chris Jones. All rights reserved.