Tree detail. TMax 100 in Rodinal. Nikkor-W 150mm at f/8 for 15 seconds.
Tree detail. TMax 100 in Rodinal. Nikkor-W 150mm at f/8 for 15 seconds.
We had an amazing fall this year in the Ozarks... it did not last very long but it did peak very strong and it was one of those times in some areas that the underbrush peaked at the same time as the hardwood canopies which does not happen very often.
Shen-Hoa PTB 6x17 Panoramic Camera
Schneider 90 f/8 lens
Fuji Velvia 50 film
and one more from the same day
During a hard rainstorm on top of the Glade Top Trail in Taney County Missouri and was lucky to manage to have most of the foreground trees stay still as the background canopy leaves swirled in the strong winds of the storm during the duration of the exposure.
Shen-Hoa PTB 6x17 Panoramic Camera
Schneider 90 f/8 lens
Fuji Velvia 50 film
4x5 MPP - Fujinon 150mm - Kodak EPP
I had a hell of a time focusing this shot. It was dusk, darker than it looks, and I probably should have focused closer to the base of the tree. I don't have any front tilt when shooting vertically with the Speed Graphic, unfortunately. When you get used to using movements you sure notice the lack of them.
I developed this N+1, but I think it needed N+2.
Speed Graphic, Aero Ektar, 4x5 T-Max 100 (expired 1999)
Jonathan
Another from this afternoon, this time in 2x5 size:
Oak in El Capitan Meadow
Chamonix 045N-2
Fujinon 180mm
Portra 160
November 2012
After shooting chromes for a long time, I've started doing some work with Portra. It's pretty much a paradigm shift.
--P
Preston-Columbia CA
"If you want nice fresh oats, you have to pay a fair price. If you can be satisfied with oats that have already been through the horse; that comes a little cheaper."
Ilford HP5+ in D-76, Nikkor-W 150mm, f/22, f1/30
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