better left unsaid

This pho­to­graph is titled High­way 16, East of Prince Rupert. I took this at a road­side rest stop not too far east of Prince Rupert, while I was wait­ing for my mom to use the facil­i­ties. It was a very nice view of the Skeena River and the moun­tains closer to the coast. This is the part of the high­way where it gets sand­wiched between rocks/mountain on the north side and the river on the south side. Lots of water­falls com­ing down the moun­tain­side and even an eagle if you’re lucky.

Prince Rupert may be a rainy and cloudy place most of the time but it’s a per­fect loca­tion for shoot­ing black and white.

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Cam­era: Mamiya C33 Pro­fes­sional
Lens: Mamiya-Sekor 80mm (Black)
Fil­ter: #8 yel­low
Film: Fuji Acros 100
Devel­oper: Kodak XTOL 1+1
Devel­op­ment: Small tank for 9:30 at 20 degrees Cel­sius. Agi­ta­tion was for the first minute, then five inver­sions per minute.
Date: May, 2006
Loca­tion: 54.20092,-129.96920
Copy­right: 2006 Chris Jones. All rights reserved.

Tags: blackandwhite · britishcolumbia · mamiyaC33 · mediumformat · mountains · rock
Posted in: Photographs

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