Frank Bannerman and his wife Helen spent summers at Crag Inch Lodge, a small residence on the hill above the arsenal. This was the last exposure I recorded this night, at 4:00 am.
The image and the image below were illuminated with flashlights.
Bannerman's Island Arsenal
POLLEPEL ISLAND, FISHKILL, NEW YORK
NIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP - AUGUST 27, 2010
Frank Bannerman and his wife
Helen spent summers at Crag Inch Lodge, a small residence on the hill above
the arsenal. This was the last exposure I recorded this night, at 4:00 am.
The image and the image below were
illuminated with flashlights.
The image was taken several hours after the two
images above, as the moon has moved behind the camera's position to illuminate
the foreground and to fully illuminate the house from this perspective.
Above and below, the sun porch is illuminated
from within by off-camera flash and colored gels.
The roof of the sleeping porch, the room above the sun porch, collapsed last
winter.
Interior of Crag Inch Lodge.
The outhouse.
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