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I have posted another image here from this location. I shoot here often as it is on the Cumberland River and floods when the river rises. Every season offers a little something different on this small tributary. It reminds me of an enchanted forest full of mystery.

 

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Camera: Rollei 35

Lens: Tessar f/3.5 40 mm

Film: Fomapan Action 400, rated @ ISO 200

Exposure: 1/125 sec and f/5.6, hand-held

Film developed and scanned by Foto Brell, Bonn

Edited under Adobe Lightroom

 

Fomapan Action 400 has a quite different look and seems to be a suitable alternative for specific intensions and photographic subjects. This classic film emulsion delivers more distinct grain, more sooty dark tones and some blooming of the highlights, which can emphasize the mood of a picture favorably. However, the sensitivity of this film emulsion seems to be lower than box speed, because the shadows tend to lose detail.

 

The more distinct grain results from the cubic grain structure of the emulsion. In contrast to the softer grain pattern of the tabular grain of modern films like the Ilford Delta or the Kodak TMax film series, cubic grain is more apparent. The softening effect by overexposure is said to result from a poor anti-halation layer. The light bouncing around causes halos and glowing highlights, creeping into the darker areas and tending to wash out the highlights.

 

The darkening of the foliage and the shadows seems to pretend the higher contrast. Fomapan Action 400 has much more sensitivity to the red end of the spectrum than in the blue and green region, so to speak a built-in orange or red filter. As a result, green leaves and shadows in general come darker in tonality. However, the contrast and graininess can both be reduced by overexposure. Meanwhile, I expose Fomapan 400 at ISO 200 (rather than rating the film at box speed) to open up the shadows for showing more detail.

 

This film definitely has a unique look, which is much appreciated by many photographers. Together with its deep black and the glowing highlights, Fomapan Action 400 can produce the beautiful and timeless look of classic film emulsions, different from other b&w films and quite different from digital rendering. This film and a vintage camera seem to be a good combo.

Hiking through a dark green forest on a rainy day.

Landgoed Groeneveld, Baarn

The forest in fog looks dreamy but a bit creepy

One of the peaks of the Jinal ridge near Kislovodsk. Its slopes are covered with steppe meadows, birch belts and plantings of the Pallasian pine. The altitude reaches about 1350 m above the sea level

Snowdrops. May 2017, Russia

 

The trees are heavy with newly fallen snow in the winter night. The light sources illuminating the ski trail provide high contrasts between shadow and light.

Wulai Neidon National Park - Taiwan

Morning Fog rollign through the trees atop Mt. Erie. Anacortes, Washington. www.kwphotos.com

Deep in the forest , light is shining through the trees....

The sound of the Silence is infinite....

 

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Ozark-Pruitt trail, Arkansas

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Single in October 2014 - 1

The forest is beautiful at any time of the year, and in November it is full of magic

Rays of light through the Kalae forest

Orlestone is three hundred and eighty eight hectares in size. It is predominantly mixed native broadleaves and a small percentage of conifer.

 

The area is a SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest), managed principally for birds and butterflies.

 

There is a medium sized car park and picnic area, with a height barrier at the main entrance. . All roads are unsurfaced. As it is very low lying, it has a tendency to flood in winter.

Bois du Rouquan, our second home...

Open beech woodland in Epping Forest.

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