Post your woodland scenes!

[BAC1967]

Rolleiflex Automat with Expired Kodak Aerochrome Infrared film. This was shot on the Oregon Coast at Heceta Head.

Heceta Head Forest by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

 

[Vaughn]

Whoa, Bryan! That does a weird trip to my eyes/brain! A 3D effect with both eyes open, less with just one open. Cool.

 

[BAC1967]

Whoa, Bryan! That does a weird trip to my eyes/brain! A 3D effect with both eyes open, less with just one open. Cool.

Thanks Vaughn, don’t stare at it too long, you might have a bad trip or go cross eyed.

 

[esearing]

And feeling a bit creative I wrote a very short story about the life of the little stump. I have no illusions about my future as an author, but enjoyed the exercise.
I think it may be my southern heritage that makes me want to "spin a yarn" (tell a story which has some elements of truth but is otherwise fictional) .
http://www.searing.photography/the-stump-on-a-rock/

 

[marcofimages]

A 4x10 carbon print.
Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, CA

I really like this one. To me it's calm but at the same time it has a good light/shadows rhythm.
I also need to understand something about the carbon printing.

 

[Vaughn]

...I also need to understand something about the carbon printing.

Thank you. The way I print carbons is sort of like silver gelatin prints on steroids. Carbon printing, patented in 1864, is a UV-sensitive process using gelatin, pigment (often carbon) and dichromate to form the image. The image is actually made of different thicknesses of exposed gelatin -- the blacks are made of a thicker layer of pigmented gelatin than the highlights. Thus it is possible to get prints that have a raised relief. Pretty cool. A highly controllable and permanent process. Of course, being highly controllable means that it can also easily go out of control!

Edited to add: You have to add some sugar, also!

 

[Maris]

Broad Snow Gum. Charlotte Pass


Gelatin-silver photograph on Fomabrom Variant III photographic paper, image size 24.6cm X 19.5cm, from a 8x10 Fomapan 200 negative exposed in a Tachihara 810HD triple extension field view camera fitted with a Fujinon-W 300mm f5.6 lens.

 

[norm123]

Fuji GSW690
Rollei IR400
Hoya 72R filter
Selenium toned with bleach after

 

[Vaughn]

An interesting and challenging composition, Normand. Wonderful tonality.

 

[Tumbles]

Joseph D. Grant Park, California
Fujica G690, 50mm f5.6, Acros 100 + Pyrocat HDC

 

[TheGreatGasMaskMan]

Here's something in contrast to all these giant trees.
Expired provia 100

 

[dmr]

Late afternoon late autumn pond scene ...

 

[OptiKen]

 

[Peter Schrager]

My favorite

 

[Rick A]

My favorite

Mine too.

 

[macfred]

...

A walk in the woods by Andreas, on Flickr

A walk in the woods by Andreas, on Flickr

Nikon F2 Photomic - Nikkor P Auto 105mm f/2.5 - Ilford XP2 (@Iso 250)

 

[macfred]

more from the woods ...

Leaf by Andreas, on Flickr

Bronica ETRSi - Zenzanon PE 75mm f/2.8 - TriX

tree by Andreas, on Flickr

Rolleiflex 3.5F - Planar - Ilford ∆400

 

[awty]

4x5 neg on warm tone, toned in sepia and selenium.

 

[Paul Manuell]

 

[Kodachromeguy]

Wow, there are some fabulous examples in this thread. Here is a sample from Port Gibson, Mississippi. Film: Ilford Delta 100. Camera: Voigtlander Vito BL with 50mm f/3.5 Color-Skopar. Scanned: Plustek 7600i film scanner. I am still learning how to use this little Skopar lens.

 

[Paul Manuell]

 

[GLS]

I already posted this one in the landscape thread, but it's just as relevant here.

Hasselblad 501CM, 4/50 CFi, Ektar 100, Lee CPL. Converted to B&W.

 

[LimeyKeith]

And feeling a bit creative I wrote a very short story about the life of the little stump. I have no illusions about my future as an author, but enjoyed the exercise.
I think it may be my southern heritage that makes me want to "spin a yarn" (tell a story which has some elements of truth but is otherwise fictional) .
http://www.searing.photography/the-stump-on-a-rock/

Love both the picture and the story Eric.

 

[John Galt]

Near where I grew up in Hillsborough, NH. June 2018. Hasselblad 500CM, 80mm 1:2.8 Zeiss Planar, Ilford Pan F+, D-76 1+1, negative scan, 3 seconds at ??, ND Filter

 

[MattKing]

Looks great, but what we really want to see is photos of your Photrio "location" .

Near where I grew up in Hillsborough, NH. June 2018. Hasselblad 500CM, 80mm 1:2.8 Zeiss Planar, Ilford Pan F+, D-76 1+1, negative scan, 3 seconds at ??, ND Filter

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