What did you compose at Waters Edge?

[rich caramadre]

Little Cottonwood Creek, Utah

[jp]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/1375969...n/photostream/

Owls Head ME, Kodak 305 portrait lens on B&J 8x10. tmy2 film apparently poorly developed by me.

[jp]

And more evenly developed:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/1375969...n/photostream/

Same setup.

[Heroique]

Owls Head ME, Kodak 305 portrait lens on B&J 8x10. Tmy2 film apparently poorly developed by me.

Poor or not, it adds a ghostly feel to this frozen place.

Like fog creeping in from the lake...

I like it as it is!

[Jody_S]

And more evenly developed:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/1375969...n/photostream/

Same setup.

Love it!

[jp]

Thanks Heroique, Jody_S!

There's more... I turned right about 90 degrees and had this scene.


http://www.flickr.com/photos/13759696@N02/11413155574/

[JR Steel]

Reeds on the South Fork Kern River, CA, USA



Toyo 45All, Rodenstock 150mm, TMY2, Scanned Neg.

[StoneNYC]

First attempt at frozen river photos

Cant decide which of these I like, if any...

Toyo 45a, 75mm grandagon, slightly cropped because if grafmatic light leak (doh!), FP4+ in Rodinal.



Toyo 45a, 75mm grandagon, cambo 6x12 back, PanF+ in Rodinal.



Toyo 45a, 150mm Schneider Symmar-S, slightly cropped because if grafmatic light leak (doh!), FP4+ in Rodinal.

[Tony Evans]

Stone,

#3 for composition, # 2 for PanF. Can't beat PanF in Rodinal for those bright snow highlights. All very nice. Thank you.

[StoneNYC]

Stone,

#3 for composition, # 2 for PanF. Can't beat PanF in Rodinal for those bright snow highlights. All very nice. Thank you.

Thanks Tony, I was actually very surprised that the PanF+ not only had better highlight control than the FP4+ but also better shadow detail!