golden

part of the ocoee river series, shot with a mamiya 645 pro, 210mm C

lens, 400 iso

kind of got wet when i took this one. shot with a mamiya 645 pro

color reversal film. developed at home e6. thanks for looking

very interesting image, great macro shot, with this one you can let your imagination run wild. cool shot, keep up the good work

Great shot, excellent depth, color, and composition, this image has perfect balance, keep up the good work.

My title here was what i said when my computer loaded this image. What a Shot! Perfect. dont know what else to say 7/7

reminds me of in those old movies of the soldier returning home from the war, walking home from the train station. this would for sure look awsome in black and white. keep up the good work

The pose is excellent as is the black and white but IMO the image is too soft. i think it would have looked better if her foot up to say above her ankle would have been sharp

Ive been eyeing this old wagon for quet some time, it lays just off

the main road in western North Carolina. Shot with an Anniversary

Speed Graphic 4x5. Ilford 100 black and white sheet film. thanks

for looking

great image, love the depth, and the deep blue reflection in the pond, great image.

is this yosemite? what kind of camera did you use? where ever it is i want to go there, i have a LF camera that has been yelling at me to take it to a place like this for 2 years.

that is really cool,,

Please Critique. Mamiya 645 Pro, tmax 400 B&W film, thanks for

looking

Excellent Image! Nice use of PS also,, not an overkill. keep up the good works

very cool angle, i would recommend black and white for this one, give it a nostalgic, omnisious look,, very cool though, good depth of field.

Old Railroad Trussel running alongside of the Ocoee River in

Eastern Tennessee. Shot with a Crown Graphic, 120 Roll film back,

100 Acros B&W film, Green filter. thanks for looking

critique requested

I love this shot, i also have a toyo, i dont use it much right now, but this shot makes me want to pull it back out, i live in the smokey mountains in north georgia so im starting to look forward to fall. thanks for the great post

I really like this shot, great detail, what kind of camera?

this is a scan of a print i made in my wet darkroom, wasnt the

easiest print i have ever made for sure, shot with a mamiya c330

tmax 100 b&w film 400 iso rated at 200.. print was made from the

negative 6sec @ f11 then 1 min buring in falls and base of falls,

thanks for any feedback

using my view camera i tried out the Scheimpflug rule here. shot

with a toyo view camera 210mm caltar lens 6x9 roll film back. thanks

for looking

very nice shot, love the colors, i dont understand why you had to do 3 sec exposure though. did you meter the light before you set your exposure? i dont mean to get into all that but there is alot easier way to get a shot like this, but this one is a gem. keep up the good work

Now thats HOT!! lol,, great capture

This is a famous rock on the Ocoee River in Eastern Tennessee, where

this rock is located was part of the 1996 olympic kiyaking event.

thanks for looking. this image was shot with a large format

camera, Ilford delta 100 4x5 black and white film. 210mm lens 1sec

at f64

Great image, elvis has been reincarnated.

cool picture, helmet and all lol