post your trees!

[Phil Hudson]

Cottonwood, Zion NP. Cropped 5x4 on Tmax 100 in RS developer (apologies for low resolution - how do I insert a bigger image?!)

[Phil Hudson]

Lake McDonald, Glacier NP, Cropped 5x4 on Tmax 100 in RS developer.

[rich caramadre]

High Uintas, Utah
5x7 Deardorff, tri-x 320, 510 Pyro

[pdmoylan]

High Uintas, Utah
5x7 Deardorff, tri-x 320, 510 Pyro

Rich,

Really very cool and well composed.

PDM

[adamc]

I photographed this from inside a tree on the grounds of Glamis Castle in Scotland. You can see the branches going into and back out of the ground. I'm not sure what species it is, but it sure is huge!


Speed Graphic / Optar 135 - Tri-X - scanned neg

[Michael Clark]

Nice one adamc, contrast is held in check really nicely. A lot of depth too.

[TheToadMen]

I photographed this from inside a tree on the grounds of Glamis Castle in Scotland. You can see the branches going into and back out of the ground. I'm not sure what species it is, but it sure is huge!


Speed Graphic / Optar 135 - Tri-X - scanned neg

I like the tonality of this image.
Nice one! Would love to see a real print from this negative.

[lkkang]

I am second to this.

I like the tonality of this image.
Nice one! Would love to see a real print from this negative.

[TheToadMen]

BTW: looking at what I can see of the trunk and leaves, it's my guess it's a horse-chestnut tree.

I photographed this from inside a tree on the grounds of Glamis Castle in Scotland. You can see the branches going into and back out of the ground. I'm not sure what species it is, but it sure is huge!


Speed Graphic / Optar 135 - Tri-X - scanned neg

[adamc]

Thanks guys! I agree that it will make a nice print, I'm thinking 16x20 will be a good size.
TheToadMen - Thanks for the identification!