Daniel Buck
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Trees are a favorite subject for me, here are some of my favorite shots:
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some of my trees!
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Rachel Foster
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I particularly like the lighting on the last.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Daniel,
These are all remarkable! I love the texture of the bark and the movement in the limbs, especially image #3 which evokes the whirling movement of passionate dance.
It helps that I'm currently loaded! I'll have to return later on, to get a more sober view. But, hey it's pleasure right now!
Thanks so much for sharing!
Asher
BTW, These pictures show the fine detail and generous tonality that B&W film can deliver. This is pure unlimited texture with no estimations by algorithm as with digital. The amazing thing is that one can develop this film with a few trays and simple chemicals.
These are all remarkable! I love the texture of the bark and the movement in the limbs, especially image #3 which evokes the whirling movement of passionate dance.
It helps that I'm currently loaded! I'll have to return later on, to get a more sober view. But, hey it's pleasure right now!
Thanks so much for sharing!
Asher
BTW, These pictures show the fine detail and generous tonality that B&W film can deliver. This is pure unlimited texture with no estimations by algorithm as with digital. The amazing thing is that one can develop this film with a few trays and simple chemicals.
Twiggy Townsend
New member
They're lovely shots, but I'd LOVE to see how they'd look in color, especially the second shot. =)
Daniel Buck
New member
Thanks for the replies everyone 
Today is your lucky day! By sheer coincidence, I happen to have taken a digital snap of the scene with my fuji point and shoot! I used to be somewhat in the habit of doing this, so I would at least have a record of the shot. In theory, so that if for some reason my negative was botched I would know if I liked the shot or not, and I could (hopefully) return later and re-shoot it.