post your trees!

[Jiri Vasina]

Thanks Daniel,

I made several exposures on that frozen dam, but only this one shows clearly what I wanted...

[Brian_A]

I don't even know if the photograph I made even rates being up here with everyone else's, but I guess ya'll will just have to put up with it. Taken with a Cambo 4x5 rail camera (Before I could get my hands on my field 4x5) on Tmax 400 with a Nikon 150mm f/5.6 lens and red filter. Not particularly sure of my exposure. This was taken on Manassas Battlefield in Virginia.

-Brian

[Geert]

At last, my chance to post in this thread: one of the few specimens of isolated trees in our little country.

Taken last sunday with Speed Graphic (too much wind to set up the 7x17) with Horseman Super 120mm and orange filter, on Wephota 100ASA
Gentle selenium toning on Ilford MGFB

[Hugo Zhang]

Just a nameless little tree in front of my house...

[Carl Schofield]

Love the old southern live oak trees covered with spanish moss. These are in South Carolina.

[zack]

This is my first LF negative.

[Chuck Pere]

8x10 pinhole with 3in FL.

[Miguel Coquis]

A few near Versailles,
over dev neg,
9x12 scanned neg

[Miguel Coquis]

8x10 pinhole with 3in FL.

Forgot to say:
It looks alive !
great pic Chuck

[Brian_A]

8x10 pinhole with 3in FL.

The photograph you made there is just awesome. It's makes me want to sit there and look at it for a long time. Thanks for sharing!

-Brian