Black & White Tectaria mexicana

**Peter Rockstroh** · 11-12-2020, 07:28 AM - **2 Likes**

I photographed this young leaf of a Tectaria mexicana fern against the silhouette of an adult leaf.
Like in the previous fern images, I try to use the translucent qualities of the young leaves to make
them stand out

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**lifecameracreation** · 11-12-2020, 09:38 AM

Nice! Did you develop film as well?

**Peter Rockstroh** · 11-12-2020, 11:11 AM

Yes. I expose for a certain development for specific results.
Taking B&W film and having it developed by someone else
will rarely get you your desired results, unless you are starting,
in which case you should definitely do that part at home.

**lifecameracreation** · 11-12-2020, 01:40 PM

Originally posted by Peter Rockstroh

Yes. I expose for a certain development for specific results.
Taking B&W film and having it developed by someone else
will rarely get you your desired results, unless you are starting,
in which case you should definitely do that part at home.

Ok nice Thank you Happy shooting!

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lifecameracreation Site Supporter Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Layton, Utah Photos: Gallery Posts: 62	Originally posted by Peter Rockstroh Yes. I expose for a certain development for specific results. Taking B&W film and having it developed by someone else will rarely get you your desired results, unless you are starting, in which case you should definitely do that part at home. Ok nice Thank you Happy shooting!