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Post your woodland scenes!

marcofimages

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A thread for intimate woodland scenes.

I'll start with one in Acadia National Park. 4x5 Kodak Ektar 100.


I had to visit the location many many times before getting the image.
If you are interested in the story behind this photograph, this is a video about it

 
Hiking last weekend on Cape Lookout, north of Newport in Oregon. I've lived in this area 20 years and never taken the trail down this peninsula.
Photographed on Ilford Delta 400 with my "new" Kodak Retina III. Film processed in BER49, my new favorite developer.

 

Melaleucas and Sedges
Gelatin-silver photograph on Agfa MCC 111 VC FB photographic paper, image size 19.6cm X 24.5cm, from a 4x5 TriX Pan Professional negative exposed in a Tachihara 45GF field view camera fitted with a Voigtlander Heliar 21cm f4.5 lens.

 


"Root of the Matter" uncropped version
Acros 100 in PMK printed full frame on Multitone pearl 8x8
 
marcofimages said:
Just to make it clear to myself, this is a print of a scanned negative? Did you make the outer effect yourself? No that this detracts in any way from the result.
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Yes, I started with a scanned negative, then I made a larger Digital Negative in PS, printed it on Pictorico Transparency film and contact-print the film on Fabriano paper sensitised with VDB sensitiser.
The outer effect is "natural" - the brush traces on the paper when I applied the sensitiser (the sensitiser is applied locally, not on the entire paper).
 
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Two pinhole images taken in a local forest not far from our home.
Using paper negs in a self made wooden pinhole box with curved back.

Some nice work posted here!

 
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General Braddock's Trail in SW Pa.
Bronica SQaM-80/2.8
Acros 100/PMK
uncropped print on Multitone Pearl
 
En El Arroyo de la Plaza Larga, New Mexico approx. 10 miles west of the Rio Grande
Nikon FG Nikkor 50mm f2 Ai, Nikon O56 orange filter
Kentmere 400 Rodinal 1+100 Stand development
 
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Amazing photograph, full of lovely contrasting textures and tones. And the sense of defined spaces is breathtaking. So so nice.
 
 
David T T said:
Amazing photograph, full of lovely contrasting textures and tones. And the sense of defined spaces is breathtaking. So so nice.
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Thank you, David - much appreciated!

I was recently handed a few rolls of a Ukrainian film to try - Astrum Foto 100, 200 and 400 speed in 35mm. These seem to be classic film types of the Tri-X/Plus-X style, with somewhat graphic qualities, very little base fog and they appear to actually deliver box speed. On the down side, they are spooled into CHEAP plastic bulk-loader canisters that don't always play nice in practice.

Here is a sample of yesterday's shoot using the Astrum Foto 200, processed in Rodinal:



By the way, this was shot with my "new" Retina Reflex IIIc with standard 50mm Schneider lens. A surprisingly good rangefinder camera!
 
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Thank you for this thread and all of the posts! Really enjoying it.
 

Prairie Creek, Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, CA, Fall
Silver Gelatin Print from 4x5 negative..and an oldie, probably Fall of 1980 or '81
 
Taken between Arcata and Eureka, CA years ago... Probably with a Rollei 3.5... I was attracted to the incredible fragmented detail...
 
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Crooked Path on Clear Creek trail in Silverdale, WA. Photographed with an Olympus ∞ Stylus Epic Zoom 80 35mm. The film is Ilford Delta 100 developed in Beerenol (Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer).
Crooked Path by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

Polaroid Pinhole, Fujifilm FP-3000b, pinhole is 0.5, focal length used was 85mm, f/283.
Tall Tree Pinhole by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr
 
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