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  1. 6-Feb-2024, 05:52 #141
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    Re: Panoramic Format (6x12 ~ 6x17, etc) B&W only.

    A little windswept tree in the Lake District (UK)


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    Re: Panoramic Format (6x12 ~ 6x17, etc) B&W only.

    Quote Originally Posted by David_M_Jones View Post
    A little windswept tree in the Lake District (UK)


    Kelly_Hall_Tarn_DELTA100_04 by David M Jones, on Flickr

    Camera // Ebony SW45
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    Film // Ilford Delta 100 pro
    Developer // Ilfotec HC (B)
    Scanned // Epson V850
    Very nice
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    Re: Panoramic Format (6x12 ~ 6x17, etc) B&W only.

    Fantastic composition, David. Well done.

    Quote Originally Posted by David_M_Jones View Post
    A little windswept tree in the Lake District (UK)


    Kelly_Hall_Tarn_DELTA100_04 by David M Jones, on Flickr

    Camera // Ebony SW45
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  4. 8-Feb-2024, 05:47 #144
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    Re: Panoramic Format (6x12 ~ 6x17, etc) B&W only.

    Quote Originally Posted by Martin Aislabie View Post
    Very nice
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    Quote Originally Posted by dachyagel View Post
    Fantastic composition, David. Well done.
    Thank you both

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