MF (6x4.5,6x6,6x7,6x9,6x12) B&W film images sharing

[Przyczaja]

Hello,
I have been following this forum for years and admire your work. Some time ago I returned to the occasional black and white photography. The image below is taken with a Fuji GSW690 camera and cropped to a 3:1 aspect ratio. Fuji Neopan Acros 100 II developed unfortunately due to a temporary lack of other options at Rodinal.

Sans titre by Paul Tabis, sur Flickr

[Ulophot]

That's an intriguing rock. I'm reminded of soem in the U.S. southwest similarly smoothed and shaped by wind and sand.

[Bernard_L]

Hello,
I have been following this forum for years and admire your work. Some time ago I returned to the occasional black and white photography. The image below is taken with a Fuji GSW690 camera and cropped to a 3:1 aspect ratio. Fuji Neopan Acros 100 II developed unfortunately due to a temporary lack of other options at Rodinal.

Sans titre by Paul Tabis, sur Flickr

Nice composition and tonality (development looks OK IMHO). I especially like the idea of the juxtaposition between the artefact (chair) and the natural (rock). Maybe I would have taken a few steps left to increase the space between these two elements --and decrease the empty space at the edges; just a personal feeling.

[John Olsen]

Stream in Wisconsin. All along its length the park service has toppled trees across the stream. I don't know what the purpose might be. Is it to combat rampant photographism? 500c/m, 60mm, Rollei i.r. film

[IMG]N10 Stream LFF by John Olsen, on Flickr[/IMG]

[Bernard_L]

Stream in Wisconsin. All along its length the park service has toppled trees across the stream. I don't know what the purpose might be. Is it to combat rampant photographism? 500c/m, 60mm, Rollei i.r. film

Now we all want to know! Don't you have in the USA some information rights for taxpayers?

[Martin Aislabie]

Stream in Wisconsin. All along its length the park service has toppled trees across the stream. I don't know what the purpose might be. Is it to combat rampant photographism? 500c/m, 60mm, Rollei i.r. film

[IMG]N10 Stream LFF by John Olsen, on Flickr[/IMG]

A really nice, "quiet" photograph.

Martin

[tuco]

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Window Dresses by tuco, on Flickr

GX617, 90mm, Rollei Retro 400S, D-23

[djdister]

Stream in Wisconsin. All along its length the park service has toppled trees across the stream. I don't know what the purpose might be. Is it to combat rampant photographism? 500c/m, 60mm, Rollei i.r. film

Yes there is an actual reason behind "chop and drop" - do a search for "large woody material stream restoration"

Here is an example article: 'Chop and drop' tree felling aims to improve stream ecosystems in Pennsylvania

[John Olsen]

Yes there is an actual reason behind "chop and drop" - do a search for "large woody material stream restoration"

Here is an example article: 'Chop and drop' tree felling aims to improve stream ecosystems in Pennsylvania

Thanks for the education. I still don't like it, but I can see the point in restoration of the watershed.

[Martin Aislabie]

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Window Dresses by tuco, on Flickr

GX617, 90mm, Rollei Retro 400S, D-23

Nice shot.
I have a very nerdy question - how did you meter the shot, please ?
Thanks
Martin