Tag: Medium Format

East of the retaining wall and east of the sailing club is an entrance to the beach. There are signs of summer activities; but for now there is none. 

Along the lakeshore in front of the Bluffs are trails with benches.  

Between the protective wall and the Bluffs is a man-made lagoon that processes water runoff.  In a natural setting these would be wetlands of some form replete with weeds and water lilies and other vegetation cleaning the water enroute to its destination.

The former shoreline of the Glacial Lake Iroquois the Bluffs now stand facing Lake Ontario.  This section is fronted by wall of debris; rectangular pieces of concrete once the constituents of buildings protecting its inhabitants now protecting the Bluffs.  The interfaces between land and air contrast three different textures.

Over the last few days I have been exploring and assessing medium format images. The obvious thing to do in an assessment is to compare. The reference point for me is my M9, regardless of how appropriate that is.   The first thing I checked was the level of detail.  One would expect the medium…