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And the same morning, as I did a few clicks in New York (former miner settlement in the Northern Moravia), I went to the Beskydy Mountains for a family photo shoot. I rode in advance, so as I had been passing these horses and old building in Horní Třanovice, it was impossible not to stop and take a picture of the beautiful scene.
That morning, in addition to the digital camera, I took with me the Russian Horizon, which looks from left to right, and then it is such a sausage-meat (Czech: "jitrnice") as what Josef Sudek called his panoramic negatives when he photographed the Sad Landscape, for example.
Last farewell evening of our summer holiday 2020 in the beautiful Czech Central Mountains we spent on the hill above the village where we were accomodated.
Russian panoramic camera HORIZON 202
We spent summer holidays in the Czech Central Mountains - this is view from one of the many many hills there - Holý vrch (Naked Hill). Lovoš - the hill in the centre of the frame. Nice misty area on the right side of the frame.
Early in the morning on the way from Milešov, near the village with a beautiful name "Kocourov"(Tomcat's village), I saw a horse from the car. I stopped, I had to go about 500m to get the horses in the shot, as I needed. The peaks of the Bohemian Central Mountains towards Louny in the background.
Ilford FP4 PLUS dev. Ilfotec DD-X 1+4
Russian panoramic camera HORIZON 202
We found ourselves in a place where one does not normally go - former coalmine. There was black dirty ground all around.
Ilford FP4 PLUS dev. ADOX Adonal 1+64, Horizon 202 camera
