kenwood drive in

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By: kl puckett
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Photographer	kl puckett {Karma:1202}
Project	#21 Alone	Camera Model	Pentax P3 / P30
Categories	Landscape Alternative Process Infrared	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	don't remember
Uploaded	8/15/2005	Film / Memory Type	infrared (kodak?)
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	526	Shutter
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/
Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - ky State - LOUISVILLE Country - United States
About	another old infrared image; again, sorry for the scan quality
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Andre Denis {K:66327} 8/17/2005

Kl,
The image brought back memories of "The Last Picture Show".. even though it was not about a drive-in, the film was shot in a grainy B&W.
Andre

kl puckett {K:1202} 8/16/2005

Andre, I didn't think of it like that, but on second look, I think I agree with you. Thanks!

GREG DUNNAM {K:3937} 8/16/2005

Hi kl,
Nothing like an empty Drive-In to provoke a fresh stream of thoughts...Infrared is very appropriate here,adding depth to the mood...

greg

Andre Denis {K:66327} 8/16/2005

Kl,
Actually the scan quality kind of adds to the starkness of the photo. It doesn't detract from the lonely, "left behind in another era" mood that you have created. I was going to comment on yesterday's post in much the same way.
There is nothing more lonely than an empty, unused Drive-in.
Andre

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