One of my long term ambitions after acquiring this 3x4 Graflex RB Series D was to take it to Greenfield Village, a historical village created by Henry Ford in Dearborn, MI. I assumed the historical backdrop would make for great "period" photos which paired well with the camera's capabilities. A year and a half later, I got to realize that. Part of the wait was gathering enough cut film magazines for the trip (I got five so I could have 60 sheets of film), and repairing their leatherwork. I also upgraded the Graflex from the stock No.32 Kodak Anastigmat f/4.5 to a Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 16,5cm f/3.5 in that period. Film used was Fortepan 400 cut from a bulk roll into 3x4 sheets. Shot at an EI of 100 and developed in Kodak T-Max developer for 8 minutes at 68f. This is not the finest grained combination, but does yield a very pleasing tonal range. Please enjoy the photographs. Not all were winners, a few out of focus or motion blurred shots, but overall I'm very ha...