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I have passed this Rock many times in my Dales visits and it reminds me of a certain Animal in its shape, so just to test if I am not seeing things what does the rock shape remind you off. Ebony 5x4 Trix 320 210mm Rodenstock Developed in D76 1 - 1

A very attractive waterfall in the Dales, its a short uphill climb from Stainforth village 3 miles from Settle, not much light enters the basin so I had to wait till some light hit the top falls, I added a Palladium look tone as I think it accentuates the highlights. Ebont 5x4 150mm lens...

Just outside Settle on the high moor road is this wonderful Waterfall, well worth a visit if your around this area. Hasslebald 500cm 50mm Distagon lens Kodak Tmax 400

Taken at on Baildon Moor Mamiya 220f, Kodak Trix 400

Just a short walk (steep uphill) from Bolton Abbey is the small hamlet of Storiths, it affords wonderful views into the Wharfedale Valley. I took this late afternoon last Summer. Ebony 5x4 210mm Rodenstock lens Fuji Acros Developed in Ilford DDX

I posted a version of this on the other forum but was never happy with it, the negative is from 35 years ago and was in a state of near no repair, so had another go at it. Pentax MX, 135mm SMC lens, Kodak Trix pushed to 800iso, developed in Ilford 1D11 1 to 1

A place with a BIG back garden :) Crown Graphic 4x5, Kodak Tmax 100

Took this a few years ago, I think it was in the Lake District, 35mm Trix400 Pentax MX SMC 28mm click thumbnail for lightbox view

Early morning catch light , taken on Crown Graphic 4x5 , Kodak Tmax 100

Furrows, plants and men working in:) harmony Click thumbnail for lightbox view

Taken on a Hassleblad 500cm and 80mm planer, film was Kodak Trix 400 With this I have applied a Palladium tone or near as can be done with Digital, its my interpretation of the scene :). click thumbnail for light box view

Took this with the Mamiya 7 and 80mm lens, film was Kodak Tmax 100iso, developed in Ilford DDX Click thumbnail for light box view After taking in Toby's and Keith's comments this version is with out the blur it, I think you where both right How the image was made in this link...

Another re scan and this time I think a better job using Silverfast 8. Ebony 5x4, 90mm Rodenstock lens, film was Fuji Acros 100iso, developed in Ilford DDX Click thumbnail for light box view

Liked this for its graphic nature and the frontal light coming through the trees, Mamiya 220f TLR Kodak Trix 400

I posted a pic on the other forum of this old mill in Infrared, this is with my 5x4 Ebony on Trix 320 developed in Kodak D76 one to one dilution. Click thumb to go in Lightbox view

Taken with my Lx5 Leica compact click thumb to view in lightbox

A view of the Prehistoric rocks at Brimham ( Brimham Rocks, Summerbridge, Harrogate, North Yorks). I used a 10x and 6x neutral density filter stacked together to get a nice movement in the clouds exposure was 117 sec at f20 in daylight click thumb nail for light box veiw

A view across Buttermere in the Lake District Taken with Converted Olympus E-PL1 compact camera 720nm strength

I am putting details for others to either see what different developers do and film Types, if you do not understand what I am talking about please ask. Click the thumbnail for Lightbox view Technical details Another shot using Trix 320 iso in my 4x5 Ebony developed in Kodak D76 at...

Took these the other night, its a project of night scenes I am doing around where I live in Otley West West Yorkshire. I used my Rolleiflex 3.5f TLR, exposure was 2 mins at f8 for the 1st image and 3 mins for the 2nd image, film was Trix 400 developed in Kodak HC110 b dilution.