Triumph
We spotted this 1950s Triumph T10 the evening before while driving dirt roads through Eastern Washington, just keeping our eyes peeled. The car was sitting in the grass between a plowed field and an old homestead with its barn and you don't come across many of these, and the way it was positioned against that backdrop, we knew we had something. We camped nearby and came back at sunrise.
The morning sky delivered. I tilted the horizon deliberately to accentuate the curve of the hillside and pull the Triumph closer into the frame. The old car anchors the left side while the farmhouse and barn settle into the right, and between them that pink and purple sunrise stretches across the full width of the panoramic. Plowed earth on one side, tall grass on the other, and this little British car right in the middle of Palouse farm country — parked there for good, part of the landscape now.
The morning sky delivered. I tilted the horizon deliberately to accentuate the curve of the hillside and pull the Triumph closer into the frame. The old car anchors the left side while the farmhouse and barn settle into the right, and between them that pink and purple sunrise stretches across the full width of the panoramic. Plowed earth on one side, tall grass on the other, and this little British car right in the middle of Palouse farm country — parked there for good, part of the landscape now.
Edition of 25
This photograph originates from a Fujichrome Velvia 50 transparency captured with a Noblex 135U. The original film was drum-scanned by Michael Strickland on a Heidelberg Tango scanner. The print is made on Hahnemühle Baryta Rag and is available in the sizes listed below.
Available sizes: 30", 40", 50", 60", 70" on the long side
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