John O'Keefe-Odom 
, Jun 21, 2009; 12:46 a.m.
Laurel Falls, Savage Gulf, Tennessee
Camera: Pentax 645, 645 55mm, tripod, cable, TTL exposure said one stop over, CC 85B filter (photo was built as part of a set on filtration examples).
Negative: Ektachrome E100G, Kodak E-6 Single Use Kit 500mL tank processing, normal development times.
Scan: Epson V700 with film scan brackets, Epson Scanner Software; Apple computer, burned to DVD transfered to Apple MacBook.
Postprocess: Aperture 2, "centerlined" adjustments, crop and export.
Field: Camera was positioned on a tripod on a common boardwalk viewing stand that's part of the park facility. Trail was a rugged and rigorous 285 yard downhill stroll from the parking lot. Leave your mountaineering gear at home for this one.
Site reconnaissance revealed that there was no good way to get down the slopes to the plunge pool because the whole cliffside was already at a good 5 to 10 meter overhang on both sides of the creek. Skipped all that, and just photographed it Hollywood from the disgustingly safe observation platform. This photo was a re-shoot of one I did just like it the day before, but trashed through poor photochemistry. Once again, fresh chemical solutions are the key to film processing.
The filter used in the shot is what I normally apply for a strong correction required for a tungsten film called EDUPE, which needs strong corrections. Probably a warming CC was called for, but milder. I used what I had. The orange tone brought out some of the details in the dry rocks. Photographed at about 1700 local. Savage Gulf State Natural Area, near Stone Door.
Laurel Falls, Pentax 645, CC 85B
John Behrends , Jun 21, 2009; 12:57 a.m.
More flower shots from my front yard, 200d with 35 LTD macro.
Geranium, 200d with 35 LTD macro
John Behrends , Jun 21, 2009; 12:59 a.m.
A rose from the City of Roses...
200d with 35 macro LTD
Matthew McManamey , Jun 21, 2009; 01:21 a.m.
Our oldest girl, outside of Creve Coeur Camera in Creve Coeur, Missouri. Taken last Sunday...
K10D, DA* 18-50mm, AF-540 flash with a fong bong. f/8, 1/2" ISO 800
Markus Maurer 
, Jun 21, 2009; 02:14 a.m.
Had an LBA attack last week and got myself a Pentax FA-135mm F2.8 for a price but the results I got so far are very promising. This will be a lens I take to the mountains often and use for panoramic views as well, 3 photos a infinity, 1.5 meter and closest here :-)
Markus Maurer , Jun 21, 2009; 02:16 a.m.
Wet - Pentax K10D & Pentax-FA 135mm F2.8
Markus Maurer , Jun 21, 2009; 02:17 a.m.
at minimum distance - Pentax K10D & Pentax-FA 135mm F2.8
Grzegorz Młynek 
, Jun 21, 2009; 02:20 a.m.
This is a little play with macro and manual lenses. Left one with Chinon 50mm lens and right one with reversed Helios 58mm.
K100D, Chinon 50mm - left, Helios 58mm reversed - right
Justin Serpico 
, Jun 21, 2009; 02:23 a.m.
US Steel
K10D, DA 35mm Limited, ISO 100
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Similar shot was posted a few weeks ago (I think) but that was digital from the K10D, this is it's sister shot from the 645N. Personally, I preferred the film shot although I was in love with neither.
645N, 55mm (35 @ 35mm equiv), Fuji Provia 100F, warming polarizer and 2 stop GND.
Scot Tremblay , Jun 21, 2009; 02:35 a.m.
K10D, SMC PENTAX DA 50-200MM F4-5.6 ED, ISO 100 , f10 @ 1/250s, Converted to B/W with ACDSee Pro 2.5.
