Ol'Ford
Mid-'70s Ford 5000, still working the same ground decades on.
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Paul Lackner is a fine art photographer whose work begins where documentation ends — the Driftless places and landscape, its weather, and the animals and machines that share it, built from light, time, and the weight of specific places. One eye.
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Mid-'70s Ford 5000, still working the same ground decades on.
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Wisconsin's Driftless area, an ongoing series.
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Vermont Township, near Madison, Wisconsin — a quiet afternoon between old friends.
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Western Dane County, Wisconsin — the light that breaks through between one storm and the next.
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Single frames from a 98 image sequence of a single monarch butterfly.
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Morning walk in the Trout Creek valley.
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Driftless Wisconsin, dusk following severe weather
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Driftless Wisconsin, multi-frame composite
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Our modest home paddock
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A modest Wisconsin prairie at dawn.
Nikon | Old Nikkor 24mm Glass
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