Post your woodland scenes!

MARTIE said:

If you like Ilford Delta, then you'll love Kodak T-max...

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retina_restoration said:

But Franswa is working in sheet film formats, and TMX 100 is notoriously expensive in sheet film sizes. Ridiculously $$$$!
It's currently $49 USD for 10 sheets ($4.90 per sheet), whereas Delta 100 is $74 for 25 sheets ($2.96 per sheet).
I find it difficult to justify paying almost twice the price for TMX (or TMY) in sheet film sizes. Both are excellent films.

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retina_restoration said:

Beautiful photograph, Franswa! Yes, Delta 100 is worth every penny. I've made some of my favorite images on that film.

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MARTIE said:

Tell me about it!
T-max used to be my go-to film in all formats but not for quite a while now.

But for anyone interested in t-grain films, and there are detractors, I would say give T-max a go at least once in your life.

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Franswa said:

Had my first go with Delta 100 and also long exposures with water/movement. Why haven't I shot with Delta before?? Maybe the higher price had always deterred me? I am no longer allowing myself to be deterred by that - it's a very, very nice film!

Lost Creek - captured at dawn. Nagaoka, Nikkor 90, orange 21 and 3 stop soft grand ND filters.

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Jon Buffington said:

Very nice! I too like delta and just broke open a 100' roll in 35mm

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