post your trees!

[Wm. Mitchell]

Cropped 4x5 Fuji Astia Schneider 110xl f22

[Wm. Mitchell]

Cropped 4x5 Fuji Velvia 100 Schneider 110xl f16

[Heroique]

This tree once grew in the Olympic Nat’l Forest (Washington state).

It crashed into a river & floated to the sea – storm waves buried it here.

(This beach is near the forest in the image above.)

Tachi 4x5
Fujinon-W 125mm/5.6 (w/ green filter)
Ilford FP4+ (in Rodinal 1:50)
Epson 4990/Epson Scan

[bbuszard]

Cropped 4x5 Fuji Astia Schneider 110xl f22

Very nice. I just saw another Astia shot of trees and was equally surprised by the really vivid greens. Is that typical of the emulsion?

[Guenther]

Hello,
for this tree, the live is gone.
Infrared Efke 820 ir 4x5" developed in Kodak HC 110

[Guenther]

Hello from Germany,
one´s more again. Cherry trees, infrared Efke 820ir developed with HC 110.

[Wm. Mitchell]

Heroique--Thank you for continuing the story.

Bradley--Because Astia is less contrasty, I find it scans better than many other positive films. Mid-tone contrast is a little more subdued in the print on cotton rag paper and the green a little less vivid. I switched to color negative film last year and am still learning.

This is the last of this Quinalt series. A bigleaf maple from upstream near the Graves Creek campground:

[adam satushek]

Here are some of my trees and tree-like-things,

fence, 40 x 50 in.

pole, 80 x 35 in.

sitka, 42 x 70 in, after being struck by lightning

fence_satushek.jpeg

[Preston]

Alder and Boulder, Yosemite Valley



Tachihara 4x5
210mm Symmar-S
Astia 100F
May, 2011

Wm. Your panos work very nicely. The color is beautiful. Adam, I really like the fence shot; very creative!

--P

[Wm. Mitchell]

Thank you Preston. I have been admiring your color LF for some time.

Wm. Mitchell