post your trees!

[Daniel Unkefer]

Frozen Cypress Swamp Dawes Arbor by Nokton48, on Flickr

Frozen Cypress Swamp Dawes Arbor 4x5 Sinar Norma 90mm Norma Super Angulon HP5 D76 1:1 8x10 fibre print Fortezo #2 Dektol.

[Ben Calwell]

This is my first image with FPP's Mummy 400. I figured it was similar to Foma 400 so I rated it at 200. I was hesitant to take this image because it wasn't great conditions at all. It was windy and I was shooting into the sun, but not only did the lens not flare, it created a nice sunburst. I was pleasantly surprised with the result. Toyo 45AII, Fujinon 90mm, 1/8s at f32. Developed in Ilfosol 3 1:9.



Sweeping Jack Pine by Kevin Pihlaja, on Flickr

Excellent!

[kevinjp]

Excellent!

Thanks Ben!

[John Layton]

...brings out my inner "Winnie The Pooh!" Owls House is up in that tree...I just know it!

[h2oman]

The foreground tree here is the same one as in my post on the previous page of this thread. After living with these images for a bit, I'm finding them interesting, but not particularly compelling. One thing that occurs to me, that I didn't want to color the previous post by bringing up, is that the trees remind me very much of bloated dead livestock or game animals laying by the side of the road!

[Gundy]

Nikkor 210mm f5.6, Shanghai GP3 film, developed in rodinal, scanned with Epson V550

[Ulophot]

Well done, Gundy. Interesting visual dynamic.

[Daniel Unkefer]

Abandoned Orchard Apple Tree HRU Maki 210 Heliar by Nokton48, on Flickr

In my neighborhood there are remnants of the apple orchard that stretched for a good distance many decades ago. At the back of my property is one of the original trees, now gone wild. Plaubel Makiflex Standard, 210mm Makiflex Auto Iris Heliar, Fuji XRAY HRU 4x5" cut from 8x10. Grafmatic Film Back, Sinar 103mm Glass Disc Yellow Green. 1/15 at F5.6 Legacy Mic-X 18 minutes at 60C. Aristo #2 8x10 Omega DII Omegalite Diffusion Head Multigrade dev

[h2oman]

Well done, Gundy. Interesting visual dynamic.

I too find this photo quite appealing - well done! If it were mine, I'd consider cropping a little off the left side, top and bottom. Left side to change the balance a little, top and/or bottom to retain approximately the aspect ration you have now.

[joelb]

Another one from IN SITU
Nikkor-W 210mm + Harman DPP

Cheers, J.