post your trees!

[JeRuFo]

Great tones, Dave, and strong composition with the parallel branches in the fore- and background.


This tree reminded me a little of Theo Jansen's self propelling beach animals. I had to take a picture of the spidery roots.

[bill2424]

Zone VI 4x5 TMax 100 150mm

[StoneNYC]

Great tones, Dave, and strong composition with the parallel branches in the fore- and background.


This tree reminded me a little of Theo Jansen's self propelling beach animals. I had to take a picture of the spidery roots.

Nice exposure, fun legs.

[StoneNYC]

Zone VI 4x5 TMax 100 150mm

Love that tree! The mist is great too! I would like to see this with slightly more contrast, I wonder how that would change it. Really great either way.

[JeRuFo]

Same tree as before.

I thought I had positioned the tree on the left a bit better in the open space, but apparently it got away from me.

[David Lobato]

Juniper, Ute Valley Park, Colorado Springs, another November in a year past



Toyo 45A, Fujichrome, 210mm Nikkor

[David Lobato]

Black Forest, Colorado



Toyo 45A, Ektachrome 64 Daylight (I loved this film RIP), 210mm Nikkor

[biedron]

Black Forest, Colorado
Toyo 45A, Ektachrome 64 Daylight (I loved this film RIP), 210mm Nikkor

Very Nice!. Love the light shafts filtering through

Bob

[StoneNYC]

Black Forest, Colorado



Toyo 45A, Ektachrome 64 Daylight (I loved this film RIP), 210mm Nikkor

This shot is truly beautiful, really nice!

[mdm]

A4 Print on Hahnmule PhotoRag with Piezography K7 Selenium inkset. The subtlety of the tones in the print are astonishing and in no way does this scan do it justice.