post your trees!

[RPippin]

Great stuff. Look forward to seeing more. What paper and developer did you use?

[anchored]

Thanks for looking. RPippin... assuming question directed at me: Negative developed using DDX. So far only 13"x19" print produced using Harman Gloss FB AI paper. Before running larger, comparison will done using: Harman, Ilford Gold Fibre Silk, and several Hahlemuhle papers.

[mrladewig]

Flowering wild plum against the red sandstone in the Garden of the Gods.

4X5 E100G, fuji 125-NW, 2 soft GND, f32

[Gary Beasley]

Driftwood at hunting Island beach. Advancing natural erosion on this barrier island is taking trees down each year and creating these natural wonders.

[dh003i]

Into the Tree Canopy at Letchworth (crops of scanned 3200dpi @ 50% shown in link, no sharpening).

Nikkor 90/4.5 @ f/45 with tilt used, 1s exposure, Kodak Ektachrome E100VS
Attachment 40426

[bbuszard]

An impressively hollowed tree on the Noland Trail, Newport News, VA.

Tachihara 4x5 with 150mm plasmat
TMax 100

[dh003i]

Tree Stretching Over a Gorge (crops available at link).

Schneider Xenar 135/3.5 @ f/32, 2/5s (1/5s done twice), -1EV.
Attachment 40427

[bbuszard]

A pine leaning out over the James river, with a clearing storm in the background. The wind was really howling, as you can see from the blurred upper branches. Tachihara 4x5; 150mm plasmat; TMax 100.

[bbuszard]

A twisted pair of trunks in Williamsburg, VA. The camera was only a couple of feet from the front of the downed tree, so I had to use quite a bit of front swing to keep the two trees in focus.

[Rory_5244]

That pine on James river is a great pic, bb.