post your trees!

[papageno]

My first (and so far the only one) picture made with petzval lens. Slight front tilt, aperture about 11 - black cardboard, exposure time - as fast as I could take off and put back the lens cap. Foma 200 developed in F76+, 1+14, underdeveloped. This combination gives somewhat low contrast, so significant contrast boost (overall and locally) was applied - probably a little bit too much.
This photograph may not have any big artistic value, but it shows what effect one may expect from an old magic lantern lens.

[papageno]

And here is an enlarged detail.

[Dany]

SA 121@32 Foma 100 + 510 Pyro


Symmar 210@32 Foma 100 + Am 74

[Gary L. Quay]

Here's two. I'm not too good at the analog to digital stuff, so the quality may be a bit off.

Attachment 13402 Attachment 13403 Attachment 13404

--Gary

[Kirk Keyes]

From cold to a little warmer. This is what i call "Fuzzy Spines" 305 Kodak Portrait lens

Jan - I like it!

[John Brady]

I'm a sucker for trees, here are a couple from last week.
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[Jan Pedersen]

Kirk, Thank you..

[Jiri Vasina]

Ominous tree at one of the 13th century castle ruins not far from my home (certainly when considering the distances you Americans are used to ).



Korona Gundlach 5×7", Fomapan 100 in 13×18cm, Ilex Paragon 165mm.

[GSX4]

Here's my favorite tree pictures taken in the Santa Cruz Mountains State park for image 1 and 2, and the last one in Muir Woods

[adrian tyler]

spanish oak