B&W Images here.....

[bc_the_path]

The Linden Tree

My first attempt at submitting a photo!
Let's see if I can manage!
(150mm f/4, Fuji Superia ISO 100, two scans combined, converted and toned).

 

[sperera]

looks pretty cool to me!!!

 

[bc_the_path]

Thanks very much!
Regards,

 

[markh]

coffee!

landed some time ago in my kitchen

500cm; 150mm; Acros 100; D76; Epson V600

 

[sperera]

this type of shot is great cos it shows of the greyscale of black n white film really well....Acros is also the 100ASA film i most like though I use XTol.....

landed some time ago in my kitchen

500cm; 150mm; Acros 100; D76; Epson V600

 

[Seoirse]

Rock Formation, Rush, Co. Dublin

Before I bought my Hasselblad 503 CW I used a Mamiya C3 which gave me the push to get a Hassy.

This is one of the images I took a couple of years ago that made me want a better 6x6 camera.

The shoreline I found this formation on is full of these little holes and the stones are also full of holes too - there is the remains of an extinct volcano nearby so I don't know whether the rock is porous because of that?

 

[sperera]

great shot, looks like an egg!!!!!!!!!!! the whole thing is like a nest with an egg in it!
Mamiya C3...cool....I have a Rollei T myself which is what id take if i were to spend a week in the middle of nowhere cos its so light and compact and completely mechanical of course.....cant beat a TLR for that....

Before I bought my Hasselblad 503 CW I used a Mamiya C3 which gave me the push to get a Hassy.

This is one of the images I took a couple of years ago that made me want a better 6x6 camera.

The shoreline I found this formation on is full of these little holes and the stones are also full of holes too - there is the remains of an extinct volcano nearby so I don't know whether the rock is porous because of that?

 

[simonpg]

Great to see continuing posts of beautiful B&W images.

Having been "out of action", which kept me away from the forum for some time and more than I like, I was interested to see other fans of Acros 100.

It is my favourite B&W film overall - it produces superb tonality and terrific sharpness.

This is very small file of a "street" shot I took (which I hope I've not posted before!) in our major public place in the central business district of Melbourne. The film was another I like a lot - Ilford's XP2 Super - exposed at 250 ISO.

If I recall correctly I shot this with the 503CW and the CFE 80mm lens, probably wide open. It was something of a grab at the time, for reasons that are probably obvious.

 

[sperera]

love the shot.....

Acros is fantastic.....have used it loads....have used it with T-Max developer, Perceptol and Xtol.....the latter being the developer Ive settled down with due to its low cost, low toxicity and easy mixing etc....I use it 'seasoned'

For the 100 asa film its Acros but for 400asa film I have another contender to my Tri-X 400: T-Max 400....please have a look at this....I posted on another thread so forgive me repeating things:

http://www.hasselbladinfo.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4693

 

[sperera]

here are some more from the study I'm doing of these Barbary Macaques in my spare time. The images are taken with T-Max 400 and purposely in flat ambient light in order to establish a theme throughout. I want to bring out delicate greyscale toning...metering to purposely blow out the sky etc to white. All images 100% not retouched.