Topic: One subject, one roll: Central park (in excruciating detail)

[Indofunk]

I feel like I'm really stretching the concept of "one subject" here, since Central park is pretty damn huge. Also, as per the official rules, I shouldn't have to mention what the subject is since it should be obvious, but in my case it's far from obvious. Anyways, here goes. These are actually test shots for a REAL one subject/one roll, for which I plan on using a human model in these approximate locations.

All shot with an SR-T102 (28mm/50mm/70-150mm) on TMax 100 developed in HC110 dilution H for 12 minutes.













Atypically for me, it was very hard to choose only 6 photos from this roll. So here is the full set of 19(!) images: http://www.indofunkstudios.com/image.php?dir=images/minolta_srt102/2015_01_06_tmax100

[Late Developer]

I've not visited (yet) so this is a great series as it gives me a feel for the diversity of the place.  Really great set.  Love the view thru the tunnel with the wispy branches hanging down.

[Bryan]

Nice set, I think Central Park was the best thing that city ever did.  I wish Seattle had the foresight to do the same thing.  They had plans to build a similar park in downtown but ended up building low rise office buildings instead.  I agree with Late Developer, the tunnel is my favorite.

[ManuelL]

Yes, I also like the 2 tunnel shots best.
I've never been to NY. Is the last shot taken from a building or a view tower?

[Indofunk]

I've never been to NY. Is the last shot taken from a building or a view tower?

Belvedere Castle, which is up on a hill around 80th St in the middle of the park. To the left there is the Great Lawn, where all the famous Central Park concerts have been held.

[limr]

I adore the double exposure!