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Sirius Glass · Jul 30, 2018

naeroscatu said:
Bluffer's Park sunrise - Hassy 500 c/m, Kodak Plus X, Thornton two bath dev.

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Nice work. And one can see that square is the perfect format.

WilmarcoImaging · Aug 1, 2018

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David Lingham · Aug 9, 2018

Wistmans Wood, Dartmoor UK. 35mm Nikon F2, 105mm. FP4. 8x10 print on Ilford Classic, sepia and selenium toned.

BAC1967 · Aug 9, 2018

Nice one David, did you use a filter to lighten the moss?

jeffreyg · Aug 9, 2018

From my heavily wooded yard.

http://www.jeffreyglasser.com/

David Lingham · Aug 9, 2018

BAC1967 said:
Nice one David, did you use a filter to lighten the moss?

No camera filter used, just bright early morning winter light.

Helinophoto · Aug 9, 2018

A IR-shot of a canal in one of the local towns in my area last Sunday, landcape-schmandscape i suppose..

Canal, Ifrared by Ole-Henrik Helin, on Flickr

Practicing with my Minolta spot meter, high, low and average
Camera: Mamiya RZ 67 pro II
Filter Hoya R72 filter
Film: Rollei 400IR @ EI 6
Developer: HC-110 Dil. B for 6 minutes

fdonadio · Aug 10, 2018

Helinophoto said:
Canal, Ifrared by Ole-Henrik Helin, on Flickr

Jaw dropped.

ced · Aug 10, 2018

Some ferns in the forest behind our home.
Point & Shoot G16.

naeroscatu · Aug 10, 2018

Helinophoto said:
A IR-shot of a canal in one of the local towns in my area last Sunday, landcape-schmandscape i suppose..

Canal, Ifrared by Ole-Henrik Helin, on Flickr

Practicing with my Minolta spot meter, high, low and average
Camera: Mamiya RZ 67 pro II
Filter Hoya R72 filter
Film: Rollei 400IR @ EI 6
Developer: HC-110 Dil. B for 6 minutes

fdonadio said:
Jaw dropped.

Same here, worthy of a fairy-tale book

Helinophoto · Aug 10, 2018

Thanks, much appreciated

Fun to shoot this film, IR is always a challenge to get right (I do fail miserably a lot too =D )

David Brown · Sep 2, 2018

Kodachromeguy · Sep 4, 2018

Is a tree considered a landscape? This is a magnolia tree in the little town of Learned, Mississippi. I was testing a recently-purchased 50mm Distagon lens for my Hasselblad. I forgot to scan the film and finally got around to doing it (Minolta Scan Multi film scanner). The film was Kodak TMax 400, exposed at EI=320, dev. in Xtol.

abruzzi · Sep 8, 2018

My favorite place on the planet. Hite, Utah. Bronica ETRSi, PE150/3.5, Ektar 100.

Sebastiaan Hoornaert · Sep 9, 2018

fdonadio · Sep 9, 2018

Kodachromeguy said:
Is a tree considered a landscape?

I don’t think this photo qualifies as a landscape. It’s focused on a single subject (the tree), which makes me think this way. I might be wrong, though.

Still, I love the photo. The tree, the composition, the detail... Great photo, no doubt about it.

Kodachromeguy · Sep 9, 2018

fdonadio said:
I don’t think this photo qualifies as a landscape. It’s focused on a single subject (the tree), which makes me think this way. I might be wrong, though.
Still, I love the photo. The tree, the composition, the detail... Great photo, no doubt about it.

Thank you for the kind words about the photograph. I suppose you are right; we could classify it as a tree portrait. Here is another landscape, a view of the Kansas City Southern rail tracks in Vicksburg, Mississippi, when it was snowing in January. Yes, we sometimes do get snow in Mississippi. This is Fomapan 100, exp. at EI=80, with a Hasselblad 501CM and 80mm Planar CB lens.

fdonadio · Sep 9, 2018

Kodachromeguy said:
Thank you for the kind words about the photograph. I suppose you are right; we could classify it as a tree portrait. Here is another landscape, a view of the Kansas City Southern rail tracks in Vicksburg, Mississippi, when it was snowing in January. Yes, we sometimes do get snow in Mississippi. This is Fomapan 100, exp. at EI=80, with a Hasselblad 501CM and 80mm Planar CB lens.

I like this one too. I’m obsessed with railroads and I love snow. We don’t have snow here and we could use more railroads.

ced · Sep 10, 2018

Sinai. Hassy & 50mm lens.

Sebastiaan Hoornaert · Sep 10, 2018

ced said:
Sinai. Hassy & 50mm lens.
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"To lead the people, walk behind them."
Great shot. Where in Belgium are you?

Eric Rose · Sep 10, 2018

Taken last week. The Plain of the Six Glaciers, Banff National Park. Near Lake Louise. The rest are in the gallery.

ced · Sep 11, 2018

Sebastiaan Hoornaert said:
"To lead the people, walk behind them."
Great shot. Where in Belgium are you?

Sebastiaan hi & thanks! In this case it is the sheep leading the shepherdess. I am in Rixensart near Wavre. (my email: cedmus@gmail.com).

ced · Sep 11, 2018

Eric very nice image indeed!

scheimfluger_77 · Sep 11, 2018

Sebastiaan I love the grain in your photos. What film and developing regimen did you use?

Sebastiaan Hoornaert · Sep 14, 2018

scheimfluger_77 said:
Sebastiaan I love the grain in your photos. What film and developing regimen did you use?

Ilford Pan400. Didn't develop them myself, but I asked and will let you know if she remembers.
There's also a fair amount of Lightroom involved to bring out the grain more.

EDIT: She used Fomapan chemicals.

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