Downtown Kirklin

Downtown Kirklin, Indiana
Nikon F2, 50mm f/2.0 AI Nikkor
Agfa APX 100 (x-7/98)

2018

I took the F2 along when Margaret and I toured the Michigan Road from Indy to Logansport just after Thanksgiving. The light was weird this day, and mighty dim for the ISO 100 film I was packing. Many of my photos suffer from camera shake. Fortunately, not this one.

I have a soft spot in my heart for little Kirklin. I remember how hapless and forlorn it was when I first stopped here, in 2008, during my original Michigan Road survey. That’s the Michigan Road cutting laterally across the center of the frame, by the way. That building on the opposite corner was about ready to fall in when I first saw it. Somebody rescued it.


Comments

5 responses to “single frame: Downtown Kirklin, Indiana”

  1. Clare Hennessey Avatar
    Clare Hennessey

    Tack sharp Jim, always a pleasure to view your work.

    1. Jim Grey Avatar

      Thank you!

  2. Dan Cluley Avatar
    Dan Cluley

    I suspect all of us from the Midwest have been at that corner, just in different towns.

    1. Jim Grey Avatar

      It is fairly Midwest-generic, isn’t it?

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