post your trees!

[_tf_]

Death of a Forest by tthef, on Flickr

Linhof Kardan GT with S-K Symmar-S 180/5.6, yellow filter; on CatLABS X 80 film, developed in Fomadon Excel 1+1 (10.5min). Scanned with Epson V850, slight adjustment of the curve in CaptureOne.

Death of a Forest by tthef, on Flickr

and printed, 16x12 print, Fomabrom Variant 112 developed in Bromophen, bleached and selenium toned. The phone snap makes it look at bit more contrasty than it is, but clearly lost shadow detail there in the crown, didn't strike me that much until seeing them both side by side here.

[David Schaller]

Very nice. Thanks for posting.
Dave

Death of a Forest by tthef, on Flickr

Linhof Kardan GT with S-K Symmar-S 180/5.6, yellow filter; on CatLABS X 80 film, developed in Fomadon Excel 1+1 (10.5min). Scanned with Epson V850, slight adjustment of the curve in CaptureOne.

Death of a Forest by tthef, on Flickr

and printed, 16x12 print, Fomabrom Variant 112 developed in Bromophen, bleached and selenium toned. The phone snap makes it look at bit more contrasty than it is, but clearly lost shadow detail there in the crown, didn't strike me that much until seeing them both side by side here.

[Gabe]

Linhof Technikardan S45, Schneider-Kreuznach Apo-Symmar L 5.6/150, Portra 400.

--- by atomstitcher, on Flickr

[Gabe]

Linhof Technikardan S45, Schneider-Kreuznach Apo-Symmar L 5.6/210, Portra 160

--- by atomstitcher, on Flickr

[johnmsanderson]

Death of a Forest by tthef, on Flickr

Linhof Kardan GT with S-K Symmar-S 180/5.6, yellow filter; on CatLABS X 80 film, developed in Fomadon Excel 1+1 (10.5min). Scanned with Epson V850, slight adjustment of the curve in CaptureOne.

Death of a Forest by tthef, on Flickr

and printed, 16x12 print, Fomabrom Variant 112 developed in Bromophen, bleached and selenium toned. The phone snap makes it look at bit more contrasty than it is, but clearly lost shadow detail there in the crown, didn't strike me that much until seeing them both side by side here.

This is beautiful. Love the depth behind the tree. This is a rare find and well done.

[_tf_]

Very nice. Thanks for posting.
Dave

Thank you!

[_tf_]

This is beautiful. Love the depth behind the tree. This is a rare find and well done.

Thank you!

[paulbarden]

From a 5x7 inch wet plate collodion negative, made with the Intrepid 5x7 camera and the 6&3/8" Kodak Anastigmat lens, at f8.5 The exposure was 8 minutes.
Collodion used: Quinn Jacobson's negative recipe, and matching developer. Negative redeveloped with the Iodine/Pyrogallol technique.
#wetplatecollodion

[David Schaller]

That one’s great Paul.

[paulbarden]

That one’s great Paul.

Thank you David, glad you like it!