post your trees!

**Harley Goldman** · 22-May-2014, 14:52

Originally Posted by evan clarke

A couple..First one in fog..soft on purpose. Second with Efke Aura IR soft on purpose

Both work quite nicely for me.

**StoneNYC** · 22-May-2014, 14:53

Originally Posted by StoneNYC

That first one is really awesome!

Is they second one IR or something?

Wow I'm a dufus... Kinda missed the "EFKE aura" notation... Ignore me, but yes wonderful images.

**evan clarke** · 22-May-2014, 15:33

Thanks all. The Aura is an awesome film. I have around 500 sheets but it will be gone in another year. Will have a wake..

**StoneNYC** · 22-May-2014, 15:34

Originally Posted by evan clarke

Thanks all. The Aura is an awesome film. I have around 500 sheets but it will be gone in another year. Will have a wake..

This is 8x10 stuff?

**evan clarke** · 22-May-2014, 16:12

These two are 4x5. I have a supply of Aura in 11x14!!

**Heroique** · 23-May-2014, 20:32

Tree with an ecology lesson!

This is a Coast Redwood that's propagating itself asexually.

The little trees at its base are new Coast Redwoods, but instead of being born from a fertilized seed, as they can be, they've emerged directly from the parent's roots – and are perfect clones, not only of their one parent, but of each other. It's a pretty common strategy among trees, a "smart" way to keep the line alive in forests where a thick mat of forest-related debris (as you see here) might keep seeds from finding the nurturing soil. Or maybe these trees realize they're not very attractive to other trees, but really want biological kids. Often the kids are born and grow up a great distance from the parent, if the parent's roots are long enough.

Tachi 4x5
Schneider 110mm/5.6
T-Max 100 (in T-Max rs)
Epson 4990/Epson Scan