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

[Ulophot]

Strong idea, well realized.

[Iga]

Nicely done. I admire people who can make Pan-F work for them. For me, it was too often a palette of "soot and chalk", as the saying goes.

Thanks Paul, but I must to admit that Pan-F never worked for me. I tried it in 35mm and 120 years ago, HC110, Rodinal, D76... I never got what I wanted.. I was given 5 rolls of it recently and decided to try it once again, this time with Adox FX-39. Developed two rolls - not bad, but nothing special. Personally I'd never buy it again, but once gifted - it's OK...

[Iga]

Segovia-5 by Iga Po, en Flickr

Segovia-4 by Iga Po, en Flickr

Segovia.
Mamiya 6 75mm
Kentmere 100 FX-39

[paulbarden]

This car has sat on the bank of the Marys River for decades (long before I lived here) and has been slowly sliding off the edge towards the river. But now that it has several sturdy Hawthornes growing through it, it's pretty much anchored in place - at least until the Hawthornes slide off the bank too. 25 years ago, you could still open the rear door and get it, but no longer!

And another from the Old Growth Trail in the MacDonald Forest, near Corvallis.


Made on Kodak Tmax 400, rated at 200 ASA and developed in Thornton 2 Bath developer (5 + 5)
Rolleiflex 2.8E (Planar)

[Iga]

Segovia-7 by Iga Po, en Flickr

Duraton River, Segovia.
Mamiya 6, 75mm
Kentmere 100, FX-39

[6x6TLL]

Wonderful atmosphere you've captured there. Leads the eye in and encourages the mind to wander.

[Martin Aislabie]

Segovia-5 by Iga Po, en Flickr


Segovia.
Mamiya 6 75mm
Kentmere 100 FX-39

Really like this one.
Martin

[Iga]

Thanks folks !
Another river shot :

River-1 by Iga Po, en Flickr

Nervion River, Bilbao

[Franswa]

This car has sat on the bank of the Marys River for decades (long before I lived here) and has been slowly sliding off the edge towards the river. But now that it has several sturdy Hawthornes growing through it, it's pretty much anchored in place - at least until the Hawthornes slide off the bank too. 25 years ago, you could still open the rear door and get it, but no longer!

And another from the Old Growth Trail in the MacDonald Forest, near Corvallis.


Made on Kodak Tmax 400, rated at 200 ASA and developed in Thornton 2 Bath developer (5 + 5)
Rolleiflex 2.8E (Planar)

Both really wonderful shots, but the Old Growth Trail image has a very lovely texture, especially in the background ferns. The dappled lighting draws you in nicely as well.

[Franswa]

Mono + Chrome - Pentax 67 | 105mm 2.4 | Tri-X | D-76