Post your woodland scenes!

[chuckroast]

[March 2026]

Nikon F, 28mm f/2.8 AIS Nikkor, #90 red filter, FP4+ @ EI 100, PMK Pyro, scan of silver print

 

[Alan Townsend]

Minolta SRT101, Tamron 172zoom@60mm, Kentmere 100, Gainers Original MC developer 12min@70 df. Feb. 18, 2026, F11, 1/8 sec., orange filter. This was taken at Robinson Park going south on the Illinois River Bluff trail about 2 miles from trail head parking lot, looking down on Moon Creek Canyon. This was my first outing in 2026. This a phone scan of my negative similating sepia tone print.

 

[bedrof]

Last year hiking tour in the Valdai NP
scan of a print

 

[chuckroast]

[March 2026]

Niikon F, 105mm f/2.5 AIS Nikkor, FP4+ @ EI 100, PMK Pyro, scan of silver print

Example of something I almost like except for those pesky branches in the foreground left.

 

[Franswa]

Kallitype print toned with platinum & palladium. Originated from Pentax 67 | 105mm 2.5 | HP5

 

[CreationBear]

Wait, that’s not a cypress…. FWIW, saw this on FB earlier…definitely a nice DOF that evokes up the natural softness of the horizon this time of year. It might also be a good occasion to pick up the big hammer in terms of toners—I could definitely see taking a VDB or albumen toward the blue/violet end of the spectrum.

 

[grainfall]

A forest canopy covered creek in Washington shot on 4x5 Ilford Delta 100

 

[Tumbles]

Fujica G690 + 50mm f5.6 lens + green filter
Ilford Ortho 80 + Pyrocat MC

From a few days ago at the Sunol Wilderness

 

[BHuij]

Fujica G690 + 50mm f5.6 lens + green filter
Ilford Ortho 80 + Pyrocat MC

From a few days ago at the Sunol Wilderness
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Really enchanting tonality there. I've never given much thought to trying ortho film, much less with a green filter. I love the way the water looks and the glow of the leaves in the background.

 

[Tumbles]

Thanks. I've been into ortho film lately. I read about vegetation being a good subject for ortho film, and the green filter lightens leaves. It can give an almost infrared look.

I've been trying to shoot a lot of it recently since the plants are already starting to dry out.

 

[Stephen Benskin]

Path, Maine

 

[Franswa]

From a recent camping trip.
Chamonix 45F-1, Fujinon 150mm, FP4, Yellow filter

 

[MattKing]

From a recent camping trip.
Chamonix 45F-1, Fujinon 150mm, FP4, Yellow filter

I can't resist...
You know your camping trip has gone wrong when you open the tent fly and you see this surrounding the tent....

Great photo though.

 

[Franswa]

I can't resist...
You know your camping trip has gone wrong when you open the tent fly and you see this surrounding the tent....

Great photo though.

Haha! It’s the best way to channel my inner Clyde Butcher

 

[chuckroast]

Haha! It’s the best way to channel my inner Clyde Butcher

Yabut do you have to contend with 'gators?

 

[Franswa]

Yabut do you have to contend with 'gators?

Nope, not as of yet, but likely in the near future.

 

[TheGreatGasMaskMan]

ORWO UN54, Rodinal 1:25, Fall 2025

 

[rendress]

Here is one infrared, 25a red filter, Mamiya Universal Press camera. HC-110. Never printed just negative scan.

 

[Tumbles]

Fujica G690 + 50mm f5.6 lens + green filter
Ilford Ortho 80 + Pyrocat MC

The Sunol Wilderness

 

[TheGreatGasMaskMan]

Hartwick Pines State Park- Lomo CN 400, Nikon FT-3. Sept. 2025.

 

[ntenny]

I’ve had very little photo time this year, but I made it out into the woods with a Wirgin Stereo last month. This isn’t a very interesting image by itself, but when viewed in stereo, there are a lot of layers. Parallel-view stereo pair (HP5+ in PC-TEA at box speed, negative scan).

-NT

 

[MARTIE]

I’ve had very little photo time this year, but I made it out into the woods with a Wirgin Stereo last month. This isn’t a very interesting image by itself, but when viewed in stereo, there are a lot of layers. Parallel-view stereo pair (HP5+ in PC-TEA at box speed, negative scan).

-NT

I was really nicely surprised by the highlights in your image, so I had to look up the lens(es!). They appear to be Steinheil München Cassar 35mm f3.5 of triplet design. Lovely effect.

 

[ntenny]

I was really nicely surprised by the highlights in your image, so I had to look up the lens(es!). They appear to be Steinheil München Cassar 35mm f3.5 of triplet design. Lovely effect.

Thanks! Yes, the lenses are Cassars, and they’re not perfectly aligned on this camera; when one side is right In focus the other is slightly off, but in typical use (this shot was at f/11) the dof hides the issue.

-NT

 

[Emily Cook]

Here is one infrared, 25a red filter, Mamiya Universal Press camera. HC-110. Never printed just negative scan.

I love good IR photos, so surreal and beautiful at the same time!

You inspired me to dig up a couple of mine. These are digital, I've been waiting for months on an order of 4x5 Rollei IR to go back and re-take some on film. There are a few more on an album I just uploaded to Flickr too.

Edit: also added a normal color view of another scene from the same area