post your trees!

[paulbarden]

Made on 8x10 inch Bergger Pancro 400, exposed at 125 ASA and processed in Pyrocat HD, 21 minutes.
Deardorff camera with the 15" Lerebours et Secretans Petzval lens. Exposure was 5 seconds, using a lens cap.

I need to use this lens more often, but the combination if the Deardorff with the Lerebours lens is damn heavy!

[John Power]

This one is mostly dead, but a spider has made it home

Horseman L45, Fujinon SW 90mm, Ektar



Dead branch on Ainslie by J P, on Flickr

[lassethomas]

Southern Sweden

Szabad 9x12, Super Angulon 90mm/8, Fomapan 400

[agustin.gd]

Wow- nice one.
Im also working on some trees project, and im experimenting with different lenses, some are extremely soft focus, like this one.
Which lens did you use for this one?

4x5 film
Agfa 111 30x40 cm print
Soft focus us lens
Attachment 219205

[Andrzej]

Wow- nice one.
Im also working on some trees project, and im experimenting with different lenses, some are extremely soft focus, like this one.
Which lens did you use for this one?

I'm not sure right now. I had several lenses with me. It could be unlocked Velostigmat, modyfied industar or reverted Kronar..
Much less possible that it was an imagon

[ericantonio]

Southern Sweden

Szabad 9x12, Super Angulon 90mm/8, Fomapan 400

Like it. Is this a tree? I mean, WAS it a tree? Or a dead tree that has been illegally been squated by vines?

[PatrickMarq]

[agustin.gd]

My new ongoing project - Natura Aeterna -
https://www.instagram.com/natura.aeterna

Comments-constructive criticism-questions are always welcomed.

This PACSA lens is a 210mm f/8.
Of what i have found, this lens was sold by Photographic Artist Co-operative Supply - PACSA. The lens is marked with this initials and “45 Charterhouse Sq” which is the adress in London were the lenses were sold.
Further reading showed me that this lens is from circa 1880-1890.
The lens is marked 6-1/2 x 4-3/4, menaing “english HALF PLATE SIZE”.
It was a bit more of space, and could probably work for closer portraits in 8x10.
Its a simple lens, but turned out so be very practical. Is small, light and i was quite pleased with the final result. Is not extremelly sharp, but it has quite the sharpness in the center, and fades away into the backgroun in a very nice way.
-Camera: Stenopeika 5x7
-Film: unbranded x-ray film “ full blue” -expired-used as iso 50
-Lens: P.A.C.S.A 210mm f/8
- 1 second exposure-
Developed in hangers under red safe light-
Rodinal 1+100 for around 2-3 minutes.

[Ben Calwell]

My new ongoing project - Natura Aeterna -
https://www.instagram.com/natura.aeterna

Comments-constructive criticism-questions are always welcomed.

This PACSA lens is a 210mm f/8.
Of what i have found, this lens was sold by Photographic Artist Co-operative Supply - PACSA. The lens is marked with this initials and “45 Charterhouse Sq” which is the adress in London were the lenses were sold.
Further reading showed me that this lens is from circa 1880-1890.
The lens is marked 6-1/2 x 4-3/4, menaing “english HALF PLATE SIZE”.
It was a bit more of space, and could probably work for closer portraits in 8x10.
Its a simple lens, but turned out so be very practical. Is small, light and i was quite pleased with the final result. Is not extremelly sharp, but it has quite the sharpness in the center, and fades away into the backgroun in a very nice way.
-Camera: Stenopeika 5x7
-Film: unbranded x-ray film “ full blue” -expired-used as iso 50
-Lens: P.A.C.S.A 210mm f/8
- 1 second exposure-
Developed in hangers under red safe light-
Rodinal 1+100 for around 2-3 minutes.

I like that

[John Earley]

My new ongoing project - Natura Aeterna -

Wonderful image!