MF (6x4.5,6x6,6x7,6x9,6x12) B&W film images sharing

[tuco]

Wow, Tuco. Great capture and presentation!

Thanks

[FishyFishArcade]

Good work!

Thanks Peter.

[austin granger]

Portland, January, 2024 by Austin Granger, on Flickr

Union Station, Portland, Oregon, January, 2024 by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[Martin Aislabie]

Union Station, Portland, Oregon, January, 2024 by Austin Granger, on Flickr

This is just lovely
Martin

[paulbarden]

Peavy Arboretum, north of Corvallis
Photographed using my Medalist II and Adox CHS 100 II developed in PMK.

[tuco]

Stark, desolate looking Portland austin.

And these two people are the cherry on the cake

Yeah I think so too. I also took one without the people and I most definitely preferred this one.

[austin granger]

This is just lovely
Martin

Thank you, Martin. It was bitterly cold but I'm glad I went out.

Stark, desolate looking Portland austin.

It was quite the storm. We were without power for four days, and had a big hemlock topple in the wind. Luckily, it missed our house, and the neighbor's house as well (just barely). Many of our other neighbors were not so fortunate.

[Iga]

Peavy Arboretum, north of Corvallis
Photographed using my Medalist II and Adox CHS 100 II developed in PMK.

Great shots, Paul. Absolutely. Thanks for sharing.
I am in process of selection of some woods pictures from hundreds I accumulated in last 20 years for future exposition here.

[notorius]

Peavy Arboretum, north of Corvallis
Photographed using my Medalist II and Adox CHS 100 II developed in PMK.

Great pictures, Paul! I can recognize your style without ever checking caption with your name now. It seems that makes me a fan of your work.

[paulbarden]

Great shots, Paul. Absolutely. Thanks for sharing.
I am in process of selection of some woods pictures from hundreds I accumulated in last 20 years for future exposition here.

Thank you very much, Igor! I never tire of photographing our PNW forests with their ferns and mosses/lichens. I still find it all very exotic, even after living here for many years.
I look forward to seeing your woods photos, you always do such beautiful work.

Great pictures, Paul! I can recognize your style without ever checking caption with your name now. It seems that makes me a fan of your work.

Thank you very much! I find it interesting to realize I’ve developed a “style” over the past decade (that’s fine by me!). If that makes my work recognizable, that’s a good thing.