by John Crane | Oct 29, 2018 | Badlands National Park, National Parks, The F6 Project
Many photographers whose work I admire and respect flatly state you can’t do meaningful work in a new place you’re visiting for the first time. Others will hold sacred the idea of seeing a place for the first time; how nothing can compare to when your eyes... 
by John Crane | Mar 28, 2016 | 4042n, black and white film, Destinations, Film Photography, Natural History, Old School, Physiographic Provinces, Road Trippin'
For some reason Medicine Bow, Wyoming calls to me. In the late 1800’s Medicine Bow was a mildly prosperous stop along the transcontinental Railway due to its proximity to water provided by the Medicine Bow River. Later – it was a vibrant stock... 
by John Crane | Jun 3, 2015 | 4042n, Destinations, F6, Film Photography, Physiographic Provinces
Nothing hits the reset button like a road trip with a couple of old, film cameras – even if just for the day. On this day it was my favorite home away from home, North Park, Colorado. North Park is still “old Colorado” and I enjoy that immensely.... 
by John Crane | Dec 17, 2014 | 4042n, F6, Film Photography, Uncategorized
There’s something special about the color along Colorado’s Front Range in late Autumn. The Front Range is where the plains finally begin to rise, turning then into mountains. This transition zone has always been a special place to me. It possesses an... 
