post your trees!

[jp]

Thanks,
Sometimes I go for a drive looking for a photo opp and find nothing inspiring, give up, drive home and find something close to the house. Just like this pic.

That's a great photo.

When I got for a drive, I see about half as much as compared to when I get to sit in the passenger seat and have someone else drive. I see even more walking. My most productive photo locations are within walking distance of my house. Some people like Jcoldslabs and KenLee don't even have to leave the house to get awesome photos, but I like to get out of the house.

[monotux]

Chamonix 045n-2
210 mm
Kodak TXP
Adox Adonal
-8°C

[mike rosenlof]

Effie Yeaw Nature Center, Carmichael, California
Canham 5x7. HP5, 240mm, LC-110. Incident meter reading.

[barnacle]

The sun was not totally friendly this weekend, and I ran out of lens circle, but still:

Neil

[Don Homewood]

An overcast day near Sacramento, CA:

[takpro]

Nice.

An overcast day near Sacramento, CA:

[Pali K]

Trees [4x5 BW Film] by Pali K, on Flickr

[Arkasha_from_Russia]

Anba Ikeda/Nikkor SW90@16/Tmx100/Xtol 1+1

[Deval]

Anba Ikeda/Nikkor SW90@16/Tmx100/Xtol 1+1

That belongs on a wall. I'd put it up on mine in a second

[donkittle]

This was my first outing where I loaded and, later, processed B&W film. I've mostly been shooting paper negatives up until now. There is a pap neg of this tree in the appropriate sub-forum, it's the better of the two shots. The iPhone meter did a fair job on the scene. I believe I overexposed one stop over what the app said and got fair shadow detail. I have a spare battery for my 558 now

I scanned the film straight so I think it was slightly shifted in the holder. I think I need to tap my holders to settle the film before inserting.



Sakura Cherry Tree by Don Kittle, on Flickr