Haslach canyon, needle peak

don't know why sharpness is missing due the upload
 
Hello Martin,

Your images are consistently outstanding. Unfortunately for me, I am not able to see everything on your Instagram page because I have no account there and do not participate in Facebook - however, many of the images I am able to see before I am held up literally jump off the page because they are both technically excellent and aesthetically pleasing. Ich ziehe meinen Hut vor dir.

Norman
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N. Riley
http://normanrileyphotography.com
 
@martin-f5 While we're on the subject ... would you mind sharing your development times and agitation discipline for Rodinal and FP4?
 
N. Riley said:
Hello Martin,

Your images are consistently outstanding. Unfortunately for me, I am not able to see everything on your Instagram page because I have no account there and do not participate in Facebook - however, many of the images I am able to see before I am held up literally jump off the page because they are both technically excellent and aesthetically pleasing. Ich ziehe meinen Hut vor dir.

Norman
__________________________

N. Riley
http://normanrileyphotography.com
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Many thanks for this!
It took over 40 years and thousands of photographs to come to this.
 
thronobulax said:
@martin-f5 While we're on the subject ... would you mind sharing your development times and agitation discipline for Rodinal and FP4?
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I develop FP4 in Rodinal 1+50 at 20C° for about 13 minutes, I prewash the film and agitation each minute.
So nothing special at all.
More important is to get the right exposure time on location.
Therefore I do the metering with a spot meter Sekonic L758 using average between darkest and brightest area and then shift depending on zones I want to reach.
Of course I had to check exposure times of the lenses but they are quite accurate except 1/500 sec. But I never had enough light for such a speed ;-)
 
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