More from our Bulow “Hidden Lake” trip. This creek feeds into the “Hidden Lake”.
Reflections in the Creek
Taken with the Mamiya 645 Pro TL 80 mm lens using Ilford HP5 @ 200 developed in Moersch Tanol scanned from the silver gelatin print.
Timing and technical details can be found on my Flickr site:-
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jcsilverspring1/8632782846/in/photostream
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Wow, spectacular! Well worth the trek 🙂
Agreed, now that I see the results. At the time my feet and body would have disagreed. It was tough going in that terrain but the results have proved so worthwhile. Have a great day Salty.
Joey
What a tranquil scene Joey and Marks! I guess you were pretty excited when your explorations brought you to such a beautiful place?
Enjoy your day!
Dries
Isn’t it beautiful. However, the trek to try and get there was anything but. More like a natural obstacle course. Balancing on a 4 inch rotten beam to try and get across the ditch weighted down with heavy backpacks and tripods. Then negotiating the overgrown terrain and avoiding encounters with wild hog. We did get to see a couple of really good sized hog that day. That was exciting. In the back of my mind was “how do I get up a tree with all this gear on my back”. Have a great rest of the week Dries.
Joey
This one is so beautifully done; it almost looks like an etching. Gorgeous.
Thank you. It did turn out really cool looking. The print does almost look like an etching or a charcoal sketch. Have a great day.
Joey
What a breathtaking image! Those reflections are mesmerizing, and the deep contrasts you’ve pulled out of this scene are almost magical!
Thanks so much Toad. We sure are loving this tanol developer and it’s working some real magic on our negatives enabling us to really showcase the details with the toning during printing.
Joey
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Thanks you so very much for your wonderful comment we are both pleased and humbled by such high praise. Sure does make our work in film worthwhile.
Have a great weekend.
Marks and Joey