On a gray winter day all we have going for us is shapes & tones.

If you don't agree that the result is the best one could hope for

given the subject your opinion(s) would be graciously received. LM.

I like the graininess, but I think your scan is a little light. See the area around the horizon at the left of frame.

The grain is nice. Looks like an old salt print. You're going to have to do a lot of work on the contrast in the dark room with some magenta. Lose the graded papers, and get multigrade paper for a dichro color head. You'll go far with that combination.

The grain gives a great effect. The only thing I don't like is that my eye gets lost in the white foreground field; it needs a dark border for web use. Very stark and interesting composition; I like the balance of the two curving hills.

Christian, Good suggestion. Done! At the time of the original posting I wasn't able to do frames. Thanks for the suggestion. Best, LM.

this is a very nice shot. I like the "grain" also of the film. it re-enforce the lonelyless of the winter. I like also the way we image to ear foot in the snow somewhere back of the tree...very nice

bravo

Laurent, This is an old shot & I like to think I've advanced somewhat from where I was (photographically speaking) when I posted this one. I agree, though, with your comments & thank you for them. I know you had to dig deep into my portfolio to come up with this gem. Interesting that you should pick this out of 300+ shots to comment on. Guess I'll leave it in. :-) Best, LM.

I decided to update this oldie by scanning the original T-Max 3200 negative on a Minolta Scan Dual ll and running it through Photoshop.  Hope this new offering is seen as an improvement!  Best, LM.