Yet another new picture thread!

[dominikus bw]

Rory, yes that's a mist but there's narrow, It was taken around 6 - 6.30 in the morning, I placed the background it in to Zone V-VI1/2 and N+50% development was given, actually the result was suprising me because it's equal with my illustration when the picture was taken.

Hey, dominikus, how did you get the background to look like that? Is that mist? Great "shack" Mike B. It reminds me of home, minus the backdrop.

Here's my most recent. Shark River, Trinidad. 8x10 Kodak E100VS, Tetenal developer. Called Shark River because, er, sharks like to swim in it. Very popular bathing spot.

[dominikus bw]

nice shot Sheldon
120mm is my dream lens...

Taken last weekend near Maupin, OR on the way to the John Day Painted Hills.

Wista DX, 120mm APO Symmar-L, Red Filter, Tri-X 320 in Xtol 1:1.

[Sheldon N]

Thanks Dominikus. Here's another from the same trip. Scott Rosenberg and I did about 500 miles and 18 hours in a one day shoot.



John Day Painted Hills National Monumet at Sunset, Wista DX, Nikkor-M 300mm f/9, B+W Polarizer, Fuji Provia 100F.

[Hugo Zhang]

That's a beautiful one, Sheldon! I am usually color-blind, but this one really impresses me.

Here is one with an Euryscop IV No. 6 lens.

[bsimison]

Great images, everyone.

Here's one from this weekend. A portrait of my bride-to-be in her traditional Chinese wedding dress. Tachihara 4x5, Schneider 210mm ƒ/5.6 Symmar-S, Fuji Velvia 100 Quickload -- the only color film I had in my bag.


Amy

[George Kara]

Hey Brett

Lovely bride, great picture. Good luck together!

[Ben Chase]

Thanks Dominikus. Here's another from the same trip. Scott Rosenberg and I did about 500 miles and 18 hours in a one day shoot.



John Day Painted Hills National Monumet at Sunset, Wista DX, Nikkor-M 300mm f/9, B+W Polarizer, Fuji Provia 100F.

Sounds like you guys are as bad as I am when it comes to getting sleep on photo trips....Sometimes I have to FORCE myself to get some rest on the way to my next setup.

Ben

[vinny]

Here's one with my 120mm ed nikkor macro. Wehman 8x10, 4x5 classic pan 400 in pmk, 60sec. @22, 4stops bellows extension. The fly was a Size 12 Adams, about the size of a nickel stuck in a toothpick.

[Scott Squires]

El Capitan, Yosemite.
Canham 8x10 Standard Wood
Fuji 300mm CM-W
Bergger BPF 200


Scott

[65Galaxie]

Local cemetary. Memorial day weekend. Speed Graphic. Forget whether it was the 135 Optar or 90 Optar lens. Metered for the light on the flags.