What did you compose at Waters Edge?

[Chris7521]

FUJI CM Fujinon W 125 mm f/5.6 @f22 for 120sec
Delta 100 @50, D76 1:1 for 8.5 min.

img412 by Chris Badessa, on Flickr

[koraks]

Gorgeous, Chris! So much detail in that scene, and control of contrast is excellent.

[Chris7521]

Gorgeous, Chris! So much detail in that scene, and control of contrast is excellent.

Thank you. I appreciate it!

[mathomas]

FUJI CM Fujinon W 125 mm f/5.6 @f22 for 120sec
Delta 100 @50, D76 1:1 for 8.5 min.

Yes, really nice! Did you use an ND filter to get such a long exposure, or was it just low light and reciprocity failure?

[mathomas]

Very nice. I love the beautiful gray tones in this.

Thank you! I'm not very experienced with LF, but have shot a lot of film over the years. This trip was my first full-on "hike in and spend hours getting some hopefully good LF shots" trip, and I had some good luck, for sure.

[Chris7521]

Yes, really nice! Did you use an ND filter to get such a long exposure, or was it just low light and reciprocity failure?

Thanks, I didn't use a nd filter. Just went with the reciprocity failure adjusted exposure for delta100. I shot it at iso50 so, with the light, my meter was calling for 30sec. Actually went 30sec less than what was called for in the failure chart.. I'm still learning. Looks like a light red or orange filter may have been good to darken the greens up a bit. It's a cool little creek I'd like to explore more.

[krishmandal]

Thanks, I didn't use a nd filter. Just went with the reciprocity failure adjusted exposure for delta100. I shot it at iso50 so, with the light, my meter was calling for 30sec. Actually went 30sec less than what was called for in the failure chart.. I'm still learning. Looks like a light red or orange filter may have been good to darken the greens up a bit. It's a cool little creek I'd like to explore more.

Spectacular! I wouldn't change a thing. This is just ... just ... I have no words. You obviously have good control over film's ins and outs.

[john borrelli]

Not much of an image but it was composed at the Water's edge. So close to the edge I had to keep moving the camera back before the incoming tide. Image was made with my Wisner 4X5, a 150mm apo sironar N and Fuji Velvia 100.

[jnantz]

hand colored, partially digitally constructed, black and white homemade emulsion, paper negative

[Corran]

Alapaha River, at the end of the day.

Chamonix 45n1, 58mm XL + CF, T-Max 100, Acufine: