Fallen leaf, Rio Tatin, Izabal, Guatemala

i'm totally in love with the shininess and the tones, not to mention the textures. reminds me of the quote (by william blake, i think), "to see the world in a grain of sand")...

Thank you Joseph ! Yes, it is one of those scenes in the tropical microcosmos that stood out for exactly what you pointed out: everything was shining (and this is where that annoying N+1 shines too ...)

Peter Rockstroh01 said:

Thank you Joseph ! Yes, it is one of those scenes in the tropical microcosmos that stood out for exactly what you pointed out: everything was shining (and this is where that annoying N+1 shines too ...)

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forgive me for being somewhat circumspect in my response to your response to my question of what N+1 is. i appreciate you explaining it to me. that film was actually pushed 4 full stops and then developed with continuous rotation for the time i wrote. i really like the results (and your own recent posts are certainly inspirational whenever it is that i get around to printing my negs).