Nobody's Business

South Australian furniture and homewares magnate LeCornu's goes back to the 1850's. The Keswick store, operating from a re-purposed Chrysler motor vehicle assembly plant, was purported to be the largest self-serve furniture warehouse / showroom in the southern hemisphere. But nothing lasts forever. Today, the iconic LeCornu's empire is nothing but a memory to all those whom knew it for what it once was.

Fotograf:
eyeseaimages
Hochgeladen:
2020-04-16
Tags:
architecture b&w black and white darkroom printing doingthingsbyhalf eyeseaimages forgotten places half frame halfframe industrial architecture industrial design olympus pen self developed self printed triptychs yellow contrast filter
Kamera:
Olympus Pen
Film:
Agfa APX 100
Objektiv:
Olympus Zukio 28mm f3.5
Land/Region:
Australia
Albums:
A Captivating Collection Of Curios [Outtakes & Demos]

3 Kommentare

  1. amordemar
    amordemar ·

    I love these photos. Lovely B&W, composition,atmosphere, like a dream

  2. eyeseaimages
    eyeseaimages ·

    @amordemar
    I appreciate your comments – thank you :D
    As for the dream like quality, this is largely a result of the film stock and processing techniques I use. I am fortunate enough to have a darkroom set up at my home so I am very much in control of the photographic process from the pressing of the shutter release to the printed photograph.
    For me, some of your photos have a dreamy appearance too – very inspiring. I look forward to seeing more or you photos.

  3. amordemar
    amordemar ·

    I like your compositions very much. I suposse you know Ed Ruscha, he is very inspiring for me. His gasoline stations and some more of his works. You have that atmosphere in some of your photos.

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