post your trees!

[baro-nite]

Thanks Pali.

Went out again today. Shot a lot of film, almost 30 sheets. Here's the first one hot off the scanner:

58mm XL, TMX, FX-39. I was in a little sinkhole and liked the shape of the tree and the ridge.

I can't stop looking at this one--so evocative, so beautiful.

[Jiri Vasina]

Couple with Cross #3
Added to my "Song of Trees" series.

Shot with Chamonix 5×8" and Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar 210mm f:4.5 lens on 5×7" sheet of Adox CHS 25, developed in Rodinal (Foma R09 variant). Full frame.

[mdm]

[Jiri Vasina]

David, you seem to also like going back to photograph subjects repeatedly... Isn't it the same tree as in one of your previous posts? This one is more dynamic, "stronger". Very good.

[mdm]

Yes I go back to that tree often. But it's not a Picture of a tree, it's like a dream that crops up frequently. The symbolism is important. Or maybe it is a picture of a tree, maybe that is how the tree actually is, or maybe thats how it conspires to appear. Maybe the image of the tree if a function of the seeers perception. Is there a seeer and who is the seeer? What is the subject, what the object? What does the tree and the image know about subjects and objects. Who cares anyway, the truth is I can see the light on the tree changing from my house about 2 km away, and the decision for me boils down to do I feel like making another exposure. Believe me, there are many, many that I have not shown. So many that I probably have quite a few gems unexamined in sleeves and a zip lock bag.

[mdm]

Wholeplate Foma 100 in pyrocat m

[HCST]

Wholeplate Foma 100 in pyrocat m

This picture to me too much like it.
Tomas

[mdm]

Whole Plate Plus X aerographic film in Pyrocat M

[mdm]

Whole Plate Plus X aerographic film in Pyrocat M (Risking total saturation)

[RSalles]

Still fighting against dev. strikes, and some unevenness with dslr scanning/stitching stage...

Tree, Sao Pedro do Sul

7964-7967 by Renato Salles, no Flickr

Sinar F2, Schneider Symmar 5.6/210mm - Foma 100 4x4 - HC-110 dil. "E".

Renato