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Really like that first image...
and such clean scans... very nice.
Looks like the owners are running a good operation... the feed tanks look new and the buildings well maintained... actually quite a few buildings for a family operation... must be a community or larger scale property???
any idea what they are producing...
BTW: I am liking snow photos this year 
Ilford Pan[chromatic] F B&W Negative Film seems to be box rated at ISO 50/18°... any particular reason why you are exposing at ISO 25? Can't complain about the results
Casey
White on white
I've been meaning to photograph this farm for a few years but wanted a good blanket of snow to set it off. Yesterday I had the time and the snow. The farm is at the dead end of a road near Philadelphia. I explored around the buildings and saw they had two...
Really like that first image...
and such clean scans... very nice. Looks like the owners are running a good operation... the feed tanks look new and the buildings well maintained... actually quite a few buildings for a family operation... must be a community or larger scale property??? ...
Pan F
Hi Casey, That farm is a mystery. You can see it from a major toll highway and it's impossibly clean and whitewashed all year long. At first I figured it was Amish but that was while driving by at 70mph. It's modern, not likely to be Amish. The religious ...
Very nice and well imaged, I think I know this place
Used to pass it when going up the Turnpike, going to Harrisburg and Gettysburg. That repent sign has been up for over 30 years. Darn, eludes me, I think it is an Amish Chicken farm, but they do have some cattle. Did you see the Hugh fans by the long barne...
Thanks Don
Hey Don, You're right, that's the place. I didn't see fans or smell chickens so I'm not sure. Beautiful spot though. Jeff