MF (6x4.5,6x6,6x7,6x9,6x12) B&W film images sharing

[h2oman]

Yeah, that's stunning, Greg!

[Chuck Pere]

Facing the Storm by Kevin Pihlaja, on Flickr

Pentax 645 on Ilford HP5 Plus.

This came out almost how I previsualized it, but with more snow on the trees, which I liked. I should have used a faster shutter speed to freeze the snow a bit more.

Very nice winter woods photo. Not that easy to do.

[cgratham]

Stunning shot ^ Greg Y. Love it.
Chris

[h2oman]

Very nice winter woods photo. Not that easy to do.

I've found that, at least for me, no tree photos where the trees are very thick is easy!

[Willie]

Fuji GSW 690iii HP5 / print on Forte Polywarmtone

Is the differing warmtone from scanning or on the paper?
Do you still have some of the paper now?

[kevinjp]

Very nice winter woods photo. Not that easy to do.

Thanks Chuck. It was snowing hard and 30mph winds so not ideal conditions for an old film camera. I took another one 50 feet to the left that I like just as much but I'll post that at a later date.

[ImSoNegative]

River in Cherokee NC by John Golden, on Flickr

River in Cherokee NC. Kodak Medalist II, Pan F.

[kevinjp]

^ Really nice image John of a beautiful scene.

[Corran]

Just after Christmas I was invited to photograph at a beautiful property in Ocean Springs, MS. This piece of property is rumored to be the true original landing place of D'Iberville, the French adventurer who built a fort in the area on his first quest to find the mouth of the Mississippi River. Apparently historical records mention a rise along the water where they landed, and the current house indeed sits on a rise that, for the area, towers above everything else (and is just about 1.5 miles from Fort Maurepas which was built by D'Iberville to garrison French troops). If this was the place where he originally landed, this oak likely grew near the banks during that time:



The home here is now about 100 years old, and is significant to the area. Out front are camellia bushes original to the house. I took one photo of a flower here:



I am lucky to have gotten the chance to photograph here and may be able to return in the future with my LF or ULF cameras to further document the area.

[tuco]

Dorris Ranch by tuco, on Flickr

Mamiya C3, Sekor 80mm, Delta 100, D-23