post your trees!

[Renato Tonelli]

First image out of the Chamonix. From a quick trip to the park with my son. FP-4 in XTol. Also the first neg out of the Jobo 3005... so easy to use.

Beautiful composition, following the branches from underneath.

[Deval]

backlittree by DevalJoshi, on Flickr
Velvia 100, Toyo 45aII

[Harley Goldman]

I was on a camping trip in central Utah a week ago. Some trees were prime, most were well past.

There were deer hunters everywhere. I made sure that neither my dog nor I ventured too far away from the roads, seeing as neither of us were wearing bright orange.

Chamonix 4x5, Nikkor 300mm, Delta 100, yellow filter

[Preston]

I was on a camping trip in central Utah a week ago. Some trees were prime, most were well past.

Very nice, Harley. I really like the naked trees against the darker conifers. The fence adds a nice dimension, too. Well done!

--P

[aruns]

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Sorry, I know this is old, but I nearly fell off my chair. That is an utterly amazing image. Thankyou for sharing.

+1 .. @JeRuFo Amazing image with tonality. Just curious - what was the sub brightness range and did you have to use special techniques to bring that under control.
thanks. -Arun

[aruns]

I was on a camping trip in central Utah a week ago. Some trees were prime, most were well past.

There were deer hunters everywhere. I made sure that neither my dog nor I ventured too far away from the roads, seeing as neither of us were wearing bright orange.

Chamonix 4x5, Nikkor 300mm, Delta 100, yellow filter

Wow!

[JeRuFo]

+1 .. @JeRuFo Amazing image with tonality. Just curious - what was the sub brightness range and did you have to use special techniques to bring that under control.
thanks. -Arun

Thanks. I believe it was about 7, the fog did most of the heavy lifting for me. The light was somewhat directional, but there were no bright spots. I just developed it as normal. I don't develop to the nearest second anyway, but this fit quite easily within the contrast range, so I could take a bit more liberty with the exposure to make sure none of the shadows would block up.

[JeRuFo]

Nice shot Harley, great find.

[Harley Goldman]

Thanks to Pretson, Aruns andJeRuFo for the comments on my image of the bare aspens. Much appreciated.

This is another image I made during that trip. On my way home from central UT, I camped in the mountains above Cedar City. These trees were near the camping area.

Chamonix 4x5, Fuji 240mm, Delta 100, Rollo Pyro

[Jim Cole]

Alligator Juniper on 4x5 Acros in DD-X 1+6, 300mm Nikkor M