Tag Archives: mid-century modern
The Salt Mines
Western Salt Works, Chula Vista California In November of 1996 while driving around California on a magazine assignment I came across the Western Salt Works at the southern end of San Diego Bay. From the beginning I’d been interested in … Continue reading
Posted in American Photographic Artists, Architectural Photography, B&W negative film, Chula Vista, Color negative film, color transparencies, desert, f/64, Film, Ilford FP4, John Durant Photography, Kodak P3200, Kodak Plus-X, Kodak T-Max, Kodak Tri-X, Salton Sea, San Diego, Uncategorized, Vintage cameras, Western Salt Works
Tagged b&w photography, California, John Durant photographer, Kodak, landscape photography, mid-century modern, San Diego, san diego california, sheet film, T-Max, Toyo Omega, Western Salt Works
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Zig-Zag Modern at San Diego Gas & Electric
The architectural style we all know as Mid-Century Modern has its roots in pre-war Berlin and if you want to follow the logic backwards to the absolute beginning you’ll find Walter Gropius at the headwaters of this design idea as … Continue reading
Posted in 6:19 Format, Architectural Photography, Googie, Hanna Gabriel Wells, Mid-Century Modern, Modern Architecture, Panorama, San Diego Gas & Electric, Zig-Zag Modern
Tagged architects hanna gabriel wells, architectural photography, California, coffee shop modern, googie, john durant photography, mid-century modern, San Diego, zig-zag modern
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Field Notes: John Durant Photographer 