BP 21.0 - Beer Parlour Project - Acme Hotel

I'm sitting out at my cottage in Nordegg on June 21, the summer solstice.  I'm watching it rain, and trying to keep myself occupied.  I'm actually rather grateful for the rain, as it was getting very dry.  Since I arrived last night, we have received almost 58mm of rain (2-1/4") and its still drizzling.  The risk of forest fires had risen to extreme, and there was a fire ban in place, until this current weather system rolled in.

In an attempt to keep myself occupied indoors, I'm going through some recent scans from the Beer Parlour Project.  These three photographs were taken back in March when our team visited the Acme Hotel, in Acme, Alberta.  I shot a mix of Kodak T-Max 400, developed in T-Max Developer, and Ilford HP5+ 400, developed in 510 Pyro.  I don't have my notes with me here at the cottage so I'm not really certain which images were shot on which film.  I always shoot duplicates of every set up just to guard against something being lost in exposure, in handling or in processing.  Watch for some of these to be added to the Beer Parlour Project website very soon.