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thought this was an interesting image, shot with a omega view camera

4x5, 210mm Caltar lens. thanks for looking

Waterfall on the Nantahala River in western North Carolina, shot with a

Mamiya C330 80mm Black S

I think the blurry leaves are fine, i know how it is trying to get shots like this on a breezy day, last fall i went up to the smokey mountain national park in north carolina and came upon a stream something like this, it was in a very dark cove, the only film i had was ilford pan f, exposure time with no filter was like 9 sec. of course i had to stop the lens down a bit for good dof. your dof here is excellent, colors are great, overall a great shot. did you post process a bit or is this directly from the slide?

this is a stream up in the smokey mountian national park, shot with an

rb67 65mm c

Very Dramatic Image, All I can say is WOW!

this is a stream i came upon while hiking in the smokeys back in the

spring. shot with rb67, 65mm C

Great shot, excellent bokeh, very cool. 7/7

very cool angle! what was your shutter speed and aperature?

Beautiful capture, glad to see another film shooter, very pretty

Shot with an RB67 127mm C ilford panf 50 thanks for looking

I like it, you captured the moving water very good. even at a slow shutter speed the boat stayed fairly sharp, nice work.

I was walking through the woods early this morning, came upon this old

moss covered tree laying on the ground, happen to have my 150sf lens

on my RB67, critiques welcome, thanks shot on tri-x 320 b&w

I like this shot, very nice composition, 1/8 sec? that water must have been really flowing strong to get that kind of movement at 1/8. The shot wouldnt have been near as nice without the water movement, a dreamy look, keep up the good work

I like the trees in the background, very nice image, like my dear old dad used to say "how would you like to be out there with nothing on but a neck tie?" : ))

Now this is one of the coolest images i have ever seen, looks like one of those headhunters. great

too bad the big mountain wasnt a little more to the left, the composition would have been perfect, nevertheless its a great image, good dof and colors, reminds me of a bob ross painting, good work

Hello, these are a couple of little figues that are placed beside a

tombstone in an old cemetary, shot with an RB67 150mm SF lens

thanks for looking

This is a shot from the "Trees By The Stream" series, Crown Graphic

2 1/4 x 3 1/4 6x9 film back 105mm ektar dev. in rodinal 1:25

thanks for looking

nice image with good lighting, i would tilt the camera vertical for portaits, horizontal for landscapes, thts the way i usually do it unless its group shots, the d40 is a great camera, to avoid softness (could be camera shake) up your ISO a stop or two that way you can use a faster shutter speed. if you havnt learned it yet, learn to use your camera in manual mode, you will see a big difference in your images. keep up the good work.

Great Smokey mountain national park twisted tree. shot with an

rb67 pro, arista edu ultra 200 B&W film no post processing, dev in

rodinal 1:25

I cant seem to get enough of this image! Ive been telling everyone at work about it. Its like the man is in really deep thought because he knows if he misses the letter what will happen, I would like to purchase a copy of this print if possible. contact me if interested. thanks.

This is a shot of the Nantahala River in Western North Carolina, one

of the finest trout streams in the state. Shot with a Mamiya C330f

80mm black S lens. Arista Edu Ultra ISO 200 120 film. Scan is

straight from the negative. No post processing. thanks for looking

very thought provoking, probably the best ive seen. this could be a twilight zone episode.

This is a scan of a print I made in the darkroom, this log cabin was

built in the early 1800's. camera was a mamiya c330 65mm lens, the

diffused light was caused my lens flare which the 65 is notorius for,

but this time it actually fit the scene, after processing the print I

buned in the window area for approx 30 sec to preserve a bit of

detail there. neg was processed in d76. print was burned on an omega

dII with coldlight and processed in dektol. thanks for looking

thanks jamie, I agree with you, i do these shots all the time usually to test my shutters, but there was something different about this one. this is a scan straight from the negative, notice on the right side i had some development issues. thanks for the comment