Military Graveyard

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  Alan W

• Nov 9, 2015

Very nice Vincent-it almost looks like a high contrast print from a negative,such as you get when developing Tech Pan in Dektol.

 

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  blansky

• Nov 9, 2015

Very nicely done picture. A lot of graveyards feel very sad but this one feels more restful and at peace. A great picture.

 

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  wildbill

• Nov 9, 2015

yup. nailed it.

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Nov 9, 2015

Most excellent, Vincent! I'm glad you found an alternative to the Kodak HIE too.

 

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  Colin Corneau

• Nov 9, 2015

Nicely seen.

 

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  mooseontheloose

• Nov 9, 2015

This is great. I love how black the gravestones are against the grass. Like you, I am also trying to explore using Rollei for infrared work, but I haven't developed mine yet!

 

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  Vincent Brady

• Nov 10, 2015

Thanks for your positive feedback everyone. Thomas I hope that this film is as successful and as good to me as the HIE was.

mooseontheloose said:

This is great. I love how black the gravestones are against the grass. Like you, I am also trying to explore using Rollei for infrared work, but I haven't developed mine yet!

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Thanks for your comments. As regards your development of the film a friend told me that it would be better to mix my developer 1+1 for the film shot on bright sunny days as it will reduce the contrast somewhat.

 

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  Micalngelo

• Nov 10, 2015

Great composition and use of IR film