I shoot on a roll of Fuji Neopan 400 between a couple of snowy hikes. I shot the first part of the role in a snow flurry at the Ledges in Virginia Kendall. The second half was shot last weekend while hiking off-trail near the Red Lock/Jaite area of the Cuyahoga Valley. I was really happy with both sets of shots. This is my second roll of Fuji Neopan and I seem to notice that a lot of midtones are present - more so than with the other two 400 speed films I shoot - Ilford HP5 Plus and Kodak Tri-X. I'm getting to the point where I'm dying to make some prints out of the black and white shots that I've taken over the last year - I think maybe its time to set up a temporary darkroom in the bathroom until I have the time to make a more permanent one.
"The Chief" - I took four shots of this bracketing exposures - I loved it and wanted to make sure I got a good one.
Small pine tree on the Main Overlook at The Ledges. The snow is great!
"Tombstone Shadows" - just something about this rock I really liked.
'Meet the Needles'
Let your eyes follow roller coaster ride of this snow covered tree off into the woods - best viewed large.
I attempted to use the Photoshop 'burn' tool much as you would in a darkroom to bring some shadows to the creek.
Rule of Thirds baby!
"Where the river bends you know that is where I will be..." - WTT
A Crossing
The Main Overlook at The Ledges - I believe I took this same shot in High School Photography.
"BBQ Dreams"
I titled this one "Cuyahoga Lean" - I love it....and so should you....
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I know the perfect place for a dark room....
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