post your trees!

[Corran]

Very nice, I like the repetitive shapes.

[rdenney]

Not that I'm a NV expert, but I was told that it's the second highest peak, behind Boundary Peak on the western edge of the state.

Yup--brain fart on my part. Thanks for the correction.

Rick "going back to Nevada in a few weeks" Denney

[jvuokko]

4x5 Velvia 100F, Symmar-S 5.6/150mm @ f/22.

[MMELVIS]

4x5 Velvia 100F, Symmar-S 5.6/150mm @ f/22.

The greens just pop out of this composition. My eyes are lead through the picture by this vibrant color.

[john wood]

Ilford 100 8x10, Kodak 2D, 375mm Eidoscope, Pt. Lobos

[atlcruiser]

Ilford 100 8x10, Kodak 2D, 375mm Eidoscope, Pt. Lobos

Very nice. I get a feeling of some sort of mystery or event waiting to happen

[john wood]

Thank you. This was actually my first LF shoot with b&w; quite a learning curve I'm finding, when I don't get to use color as a partial subject. I shot about 8 sheets, and am now even more impressed with the quality of work I see posted in these threads.

[mat4226]

Eastman Commercial B 8x10 + Fujinon W 210mm f/5.6
2 sec. @ f/22, Ilford HP5+ in Pyrocat HD

[dlin]

Lichen on Pines
Thorne-Swift Nature Preserve
Harbor Springs, Michigan

Fortepan 200 developed in Pyrocat HD
Print on Ilford MGIV toned in selenium and thiocarbamide

[tuco]

First post on the forum and found this subject thread. And since I do have a few tree shots in LF, here I go.

Wisner 4x5 TF, Super-Angulon 90mm f8, TXT 4164, PMK Pyro, Pentax Spotmeter V