[ralph-uk]

Carlingnose pier, originally built for loading mines onto submarines.


K20D and Pentax 28mm f2.8

Thanks for looking,

Ralph

[JensE]

Carlingnose pier, originally built for loading mines onto submarines.

A wonderful image, now that it not purposefully used anymore. I like square images - but maybe that's my association to 6x6 medium format.

I'd like it even better with a little longer tonal scale - allowing for some brighter spots in the clouds and showing a little more detail in the structure.

[womble]

Hertfordshire gate par Kris Lockyear, on ipernity

Ondu pinhole camera, Ilford Delta 400, red filter.

[JensE]

Ondu pinhole camera

Wonderful tonal scale and composition. What format did you use?

[womble]

The 6x9. I find the vignetting on 6x12 too much. Also, the lab I use cannot scan 6x12 and they don't conveniently fit in the negative sleeves!

K.

[Arjay Bee]

Wheatbelt landscapes Western Australia:

Wheat paddock


Salt pans on an area of land farm-able a century ago - now abandoned


K3 & DA 16-85

[womble]

Hertfordshire.


tramlines par Kris Lockyear, on ipernity

[Arjay Bee]

Two more western Australian wheat belt images:





K3 & DA16-85

[ramseybuckeye]

[JensE]

on a pasture, floodlands of the Elbe river

[Des]

Bird rock, Walkerville, Victoria. KP + DA 20-40 Ltd. DXO PL + Nik Silver Efex.

[paulh]

A winter walk in the woods, Colleyville TX - Lumix LX3

[noelcmn]

[Arjay Bee]

Beach at Rockingham



MX M28 2.8 TMax 100 Commercial Development and scan

[paulh]

At the lake's edge in winter: