post your trees!

[Rodfjell]

Gnarly photo, Tri.



Scans uploaded from my phone shot at 11am and noon today.

Southern Live Oaks at LSU in Baton Rouge.

Acros 100 in Xtol 1+1 @ 10 min.

Vertical shot is f/32 @ 1 sec with Fujinon 90mm. Horizontal shot is f/8 @ 1/100 with Graflex Optar 135mm. Camera was a Chamonix 045N-2.


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[stawastawa]

Admiring this again. This is really engaging me Tri-tran.

Falling Oaks

And noticed the hawk! very neat and solemn image - full of the potential of the unknown.

Tree with hawk.

[jp]

A creative variety of tree photographs lately; let's keep it up!


I couldn't decide on one composition, so I made two photos... Still not sure. Why do you favor one over the other?

Branch, trees, snow, and light in the woods of Owls Head Maine. February 2017. 4x5 speed graphic preanniversary with 7.25" Verito soft focus lens. Kodak tmy2 tmax 400 film in pyrocat hdc.

img539 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr


img540 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

[Rodfjell]

A creative variety of tree photographs lately; let's keep it up!


I couldn't decide on one composition, so I made two photos... Still not sure. Why do you favor one over the other?

Branch, trees, snow, and light in the woods of Owls Head Maine. February 2017. 4x5 speed graphic preanniversary with 7.25" Verito soft focus lens. Kodak tmy2 tmax 400 film in pyrocat hdc.

img539 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr


img540 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

I like your tighter shot, jp, because my eye focuses on the details of the fallen branch instead of wandering back into the scene where I can't really focus my eyes because of the softness.


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[drew.saunders]

Stumps are trees, aren't they? Well, they used to be at least.

I even got some wildlife in this one!:

03-19-17-006 by Drew Saunders, on Flickr

True, it's a banana slug, and even it moved enough to blur a bit in 20 seconds, but it's wildlife!

Two more stumps, all shot at Purisma Creek Redwoods Open Space Preserve near Half Moon Bay, CA.

03-19-17-009 by Drew Saunders, on Flickr


03-19-17-010 by Drew Saunders, on Flickr

[jp]

I like your tighter shot, jp, because my eye focuses on the details of the fallen branch instead of wandering back into the scene where I can't really focus my eyes because of the softness.


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Thanks!

[Chris7521]

Chamonix 045-n2
Fujinon CM W 125mm, Probably one of my most used lenses in 4x5.
Delta 100
Bells Flats, Kodiak


Untitled by Chris, on Flickr

[jp]

img542 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

7.25" verito, 4x5 tmy2, Birch Point Beach state park last Saturday.

[David Schaller]

Wow Jason, this new one is fantastic! You are really matching the soft focus lenses to the subjects so well! Of the two you posted above, I would favor the overall composition of the lower (second) version, with the darkness and depth of the woods at the top of the image. Thanks so much for these.
Dave

[Hugo Zhang]

I don't have a scanner anymore. Moderator please delete this iphone picture of a 4x5 contact print taken two years ago with a Graflex Super D with 210 Lanthar lens if this is not proper.