This is a part of a 4x5 Efke PL100 negative (f16, ½ sec) taken with a 90mm f4.5 Grandagon on a Sinar Norma fitted with a bag bellows (my scanner can only handle a little less than half of a 4x5 negative). It is exposed in strong backlighting – the sun was just outside the top left of the whole scene. I used a lens shade but a large part, if not the whole of the front element of the lens was in direct sunlight during the exposure. Now to my question:
Over the water and down over the grass on the right side of the image there is some sort of artefact that I have not encountered before. Is this caused by internal reflections within the camera, or is this caused by something else?
Cheers
Claes