Rocks and stones

[Eric Biggerstaff]

Here is one.

FP4+ developed in Rodinal.

[Colin Graham]

.. and the next in line is Delta 100. .

Marko, hope it's not an important shot. Now I remember why I stopped using rodinal, because I had run out of APX 100 and tried shooting delta 100! The look is definitely not for everyone, though some really like it.

[Scott --]

Rocks and some water...

[Benno Jones]

Both with 150mm Xenar

[Robert A. Zeichner]

Porpoise Rocks - Alabama Hills

for a larger view - http://web.mac.com/razeichner/iWeb/R...e%20Rocks.html

[Marko]

Marko, hope it's not an important shot. Now I remember why I stopped using rodinal, because I had run out of APX 100 and tried shooting delta 100! The look is definitely not for everyone, though some really like it.

Of course not. I usually run a MF roll first, find out the ballpark exposure and dev time and then fine tune with sheet film. It's mostly a blank light gray wall on the north side of my place shot through a white diffuser. Easily replaceable too, since it's always the same frame.

Seriously, I heard the same thing about Delta 100, but I also heard that its reciprocity is very tame and linear, so it might be an interesting long exposure film.

[sparq]

Here's my ugly duck that will make all the beautiful pictures in this thread look even better!
Wolfe's Neck, Maine
4x5, Symmar-S 5.6/210, Fomapan 200, Barry Thornton's 2 bath developer

[brian reed]

here are some rocks from Oregon coast
BR

[Colin Graham]

More crap from the attic.

[Ralph Barker]

Mosaic Canyon, Death Valley:



FP4+ in DD-X, as I recall