Show Me Your Night Shots!

[Steven Ruttenberg]

Pawn Shop, Beaverton, Oregon by Austin Granger, on Flickr

I like the look of this.

[docw]

Vinny, that is truly beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

[Ethan]

Here's a photo I recently took of a diner at a local 24 hour truck stop. I also took some medium format color photos of it, but still need to send those rolls off to a lab to get developed. I took several photos here, but this is the one I find most satisfying.
diner001_edit by Ethan Brossard, on Flickr

[Tin Can]

Me too!

Here's a photo I recently took of a diner at a local 24 hour truck stop. I also took some medium format color photos of it, but still need to send those rolls off to a lab to get developed. I took several photos here, but this is the one I find most satisfying.
diner001_edit by Ethan Brossard, on Flickr

[docw]

Give some details of the exposure and development!

[Steven Ruttenberg]

Here's a photo I recently took of a diner at a local 24 hour truck stop. I also took some medium format color photos of it, but still need to send those rolls off to a lab to get developed. I took several photos here, but this is the one I find most satisfying.
diner001_edit by Ethan Brossard, on Flickr

Very well done!

[Ethan]

Give some details of the exposure and development!

The film is TRI-X 320, Exposure was f/32 at 1/10sec I believe (I rarely write that down), and it was developed in standard sprint systems chemistry. I’ve been wanting to do some experimentation with different developers and chemicals, but have yet to start that.

This was just a scan of the negative, but I have a 16x20 print of it which looks better I think I will scan and stitch together.

[Shailendra]

Lands End, San Francisco
This was taken after sunset, so...technically a night shot?
Chamonix 4x10
Nikkor 450mm @f22 (1 minute)
Fuji Velvia 100 F


Lands End, San Francisco by Shailendra Dhanoa, on Flickr

[thesilverfox]

University of Lethbridge

4x5 Shen Hao, Portra 400 @ 200 plus reciprocity, f/16.3 , 150mm Sironar S. Home developed. My first night shot on 4x5 colour film so very happy with it.

[Reinhold Schable]

. . Washtucna, Washington. . "Woodmen of America" shop on Main Street in Downtown Wastucna, Washington.
. . Washtucna, Washington by Reinhold S., on Flickr. . Neg# WATC 005b. Split 5x7 film (to 6x17 format). 90mm lens, FP4 film. 1993

The camera here... https://www.photrio.com/forum/thread...ne-’93.155715/

Reinhold