After Viewing all foto of tree's here I feel like a Piker , But here is a tree in the city I have come love for it has charecter by its self, at Boston Commons area. I hope you will agree :
It was shot with Efke-100ISO but metered at 50ISO with a Toyo 45CF use-ing a Rodenstock Sironar 1:5-6 F-150mm lens shot for two seconds and then Developed in ID-11 for ten minutes with solution cut to 1-4: then scanned cleaned up in fotoshop and posted here:
Lauren MacIntosh
Whats in back of you is the past and whats in front of you is the future now in the middle you have choices to make for yourself:
Bois de la Chaise - East Coast - France
8x10" contact Palladium print on Arches Platine
Payral
http://www.payral.fr
Gentlemen,
Thank you for your comments, and your wonderful images...
I captured the following image several winters ago.
jim k
Morning Hoar Frost, Radium, Columbia Valley, British Columbia, Canada.
many many many nice images...
humbly putting a couple here...
Another winter tree scene from a few winters ago...
jim k
Near Banff, Alberta, Canada.
I don't think I have shown this one.
Burnt Snag, Yosemite Valley
Scan of a carbon print
5x7, 210mm, f64 at one second
Here's some former trees shot on Acros and souped in Diafine. Neg was scanned, converted with ColorNeg and processed with Silver Efex.
The logging industry is a big part of Flagstaff history.
Jim, sweet shot. Logs never looked so good!
Thanks, Vinny. It was a fun challenge.
foma100, Sironar 210/5.6
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