Dear Paul, thank you for your comment, that Ansel Adams would smile.. This is a great honor. The lens was just a 3 element one. It has to be closed to f11 or f16. I still have it but do not use it. I usually take the exposure meter to 64 ASA when using the FP4 and develop in Perceptol or ID-11 (1+3). You get very nice tones and differences between Zone II and III. There are exactly some vertical smearing. The neg. ist from 1994. Best regards from Berlin / Germany Thomas
Mmm, i'm experimenting too in B&W landscape .. here sky and trees are really interesting, the bedrock is less, so cropping more from the bottom would make for a more tense composition .. regards, Peter
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