A Walk In Northeast

Cannot pass up a surprise opportunity like our overnight dusting.  Kessler Park, Colonnade, Victorian Homes and the Kansas City Museum. 

 

                                             Edward "Lucky" Scarritt home 1897. 

                                                                  The Colonnade, 1908.

                                                                      Kessler Park. 

                                                                    Kansas City Museum

                                                              William Wallace house 1880s. 

                                                 Bishop and Annie Scarritt Hendrix House 1887. 

                                                         William Chick Scarritt house 1887.

Fountain Day On The Concourse

 Today was Fountain Day in Kansas City.   The Concourse Fountain came back to life...blue skies would

have been nice, but...oh well. 

A Test In The Snow

January 8, 1993 I decided to test a relatively new film by walking around in a light dusting of snow. This is how I roll.   T-Max 3200 was released by Kodak in 1988 and I had used it only once or twice for indoor casual portraits.   I went along Cliff Drive in Northeast Kansas City and then up around the Kansas City Museum and the Colonnade by Concourse Park.  I got, what I consider to be, two keepers. But all were interesting.  I don't think I shot or developed the film properly...so I was lucky to get anything.   It is an amazing black and white film.  The photograph above was my favorite... the scene today is pictured below at Guinotte Viaduct. All shots were taken after nightfall. 

J

 

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