Bearcamp station on the White River and Northern

February 1976 marked my first venture into color pinhole photography. Once again, one of my first images remains one of my favorites. This one provides a rare view of the diminutive Bearcamp station (roughly dead center) which, sadly, never got a better shot than this.

Image specs: The first thing I learned about color Polaroid film was that it's considerably slower than the black and white film I was using previously. Thankfully, software is capable of a surprising amount of compensation.

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