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All comments welcome.

I love this. Thanks for reminding me to use my film gear more often and shoot more.

 

Let me ask...ACROS Film?

this shot is very beatiful bw

Very nice shot.

Nice!

Absolument magnifique !!!

Wonderful. The flat water with reflections is great, the foreground seems carved. ND filter??Congratulations.

So sensitive and beautiful and misterious and precious for me!

THank you, Biliana

Superb!!!

Outstanding picture. Very well done. Congrats!

7/7 Absolutely beautiful.

 

Will you please share with us how you made this photo. Filters? Exposure time? Dev. Chemicals?

 

Thanks

Wow, that's beautiful, dreamy, nice that ladder is not centered. 7/7

Thanks for the comments. Here are some technical details:

 

It's shot on Fuji Acros 100 film on an old TLR camera. I used a B+W 4.0 ND-filter to give me an exposure time of 4 minutes. The film is processed in Rodinal at 1:50 for 11,5 minutes at 20 degress C. All post processing is done in Photoshop using more or less traditional darkroom techniques.

Lovely tones! Reminds somewhat of Kenna works.

 

Great work Eirik.

this is excellent man !!!...and thank you for sharing the tips of the trade :-)

Excellent.

Impressive

Happy to see old Yashica Mat in action,I love this camera,and I love this terrific shot!!7/7

Only a question how did you scanned this wonderfull shot???

 

-darko

Thanks Eirik for the photo details....

Quite good...but I find some of your other shots more unique and interesting then this one. That said I do still really like it.

Thanks for the comments.

 

The negative is scanned on an Epson 3170 scanner. Very cheap scanner that produces files of reasonable quality from a 6X6 negative. So basically, this shot is done on very low-end equipment.

Eirik,

 

I just went through your photo.net folder and personal website. Your black and white landscape work is fantastic. I will be moving to Norway myself in a couple of months and your photographs clearly show that there is plenty of inspiration to be found there!

 

Regards,

 

Allard

The tonal range is Superb congratulations.

absolutely remarkable.

Outstanding image--natural, yet very sureal!