post your trees!

[andreios]

One Winter morning sunrise near Kurume, Japan. Carbon Transfer print.

Wonderful image, Andrew! Very well done!

[Chuck P.]

This photograph may be in this thread a while back as a negative scan, but I present it here as print scan, details, if interested, are at Flickr...........

[chassis]

Very well done Chuck. Good to see scanned prints here.

[ShawnHoke]

Am blown away by all the trees in this thread. Unfortunately living in the city, I don't have a lot of opportunity to shoot trees (though there's one in Central Park that I'm itching to shoot w/ my 8x10). This is a shot I never would have been interested in without the trees. I think they provide an interesting setting for the sign and the branches just seem to go on forever.


Shake Shack, NYC, 8x10 Kodak Tri-X 320 by Shawn Hoke, on Flickr

[Chuck P.]

Very well done Chuck. Good to see scanned prints here.

Thanks, glad you like it......

[chassis]

Shawn, nice shot. Tri-X character is coming through, looks good.

[ShawnHoke]

Shawn, nice shot. Tri-X character is coming through, looks good.

Thank you very much. Still learning how much extra time to give Tri-X on lengthy exposures, but I'm getting there.

[David Lobato]

Kleb Woods Nature Center, Texas, this past Sunday.



Toyo 45A, 125mm Fujinon, Ilford Delta 400

[ross]

Am blown away by all the trees in this thread. Unfortunately living in the city, I don't have a lot of opportunity to shoot trees (though there's one in Central Park that I'm itching to shoot w/ my 8x10). This is a shot I never would have been interested in without the trees. I think they provide an interesting setting for the sign and the branches just seem to go on forever.


Shake Shack, NYC, 8x10 Kodak Tri-X 320 by Shawn Hoke, on Flickr

Beautiful photo Shawn! And your right, the trees make the shot.

[David Lobato]

Climbing Ivy



Toyo 45A, 210mm Nikkor, T-Max 400