post your trees!

[Shailendra]

Thanks John...boy I wish that film was still available..I've tried Efke IR, but am not too big of the fan of its softer look

Thanks Shailendra and Jim. I used Kodak Infrared 4x5 and it was a hot day.

[SamReeves]

Thanks Shailendra and Jim. I used Kodak Infrared 4x5 and it was a hot day.

To my eye, it looks very different than the Maco. I wish Kodak still had it on the books.

Beautiful exposure BTW.

[alanps]

A couple for the thread...

[Jiri Vasina]

Sheltered

Chamonix 5×8″, Schneider-Kreuznach Repro-Claron 305mm, 5×8″, Adox CHS 25, Rodinal.

For you to consider, and hopefully, also enjoy

Jiri

[Jim Cole]

Jiri,

Wonderful!

Jim

[sanking]

Here is a 500 year old fig tree. As you can see, rather larger than most fig trees.


Sandy King

[Jan Pedersen]

Jiri, Enjoy it very much. Wonderful image.

jan

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Here is a 500 year old fig tree. As you can see, rather larger than most fig trees.


Sandy King

Sandy, what an image! And carbon to boot! I can feel the branches in this one. I've got some old figs here in Ventura planted around the 1880's but nothing as impressive as the one you posted.

Jim

[jnantz]

twins

bent and straight
leaves above shimmering in the summer sun

[RmFrase]

Caddo Lake near Oil City, Louisiana.
Shen-Hao TZ45-IIb. Fuji Quickload. Nikkor 210mm