The Essex Weald, Autumn

[Toby Webster]

Some autumn landscapes taken 5 years ago on my then new (to me) Pentax 645n with HP5. The scans aren't mine, they're 8 bit tiffs done by a commercial lab, and a bit oversharpened. Fairly minimal further post-processing, none at all in the last one.

 

[Alan Clark]

There's a real sense of mystery in the last one. Very nice.

 

[ian_s]

Do like some Autumn mist and the ploughed fields scattered with fallen leaves

 

[HansTrapp]

Very nice images. And I like the series as a whole.
It seems to me that the scans don't really do justice to your negatives. I don't quite get the enveloping feel of the 120 film shots.

 

[John2]

Nice set Toby, the last one in particular.

 

[John King]

In the following sequence of preference 3. 2. 1. A nice little set. If you had taken the same scene in high summer there would be no atmosphere.

 

[Toby Webster]

Very nice images. And I like the series as a whole.
It seems to me that the scans don't really do justice to your negatives. I don't quite get the enveloping feel of the 120 film shots.

Thank you. I should rescan them as 16bit raw files, as you say, there's more in there.

 

[bandybw]

I also find the third to be my favourite of the group. Nice composition that brings out the path,

 

[Steve]

yes very nice, 2 and 3 for me.

 

[Pex]

Looking nice. Mist is a blessing at times

 

[Glenn]

No. 2 best for me.

 

[Bill Martindale]

My preference is number 3.

 

[John King]

All are very pleasant and easy on the eye but it has to be No3 that is above the others

 

[Digital Finger]

A successful set Toby