Tag: trees

Frosted tree

Another photo from my outing in the Peak District the other week. I took a few shots of this area of silver birch with my DSLR, but grabbed a shot with the Yashica Mat too. Unfortunately, it seems the batch of film I was using was one that had faults and so the print from the backing paper has shown up on a number of pictures – especially in low detail areas such as the sky. I think I’ve manged to remove it reasonably well in Photoshop though.

FILM - Frosting

Yashica Mat 124 G & Kodak Tri-X.

Taken on 2 February 2019

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Winter field

This was taken back in January on a walk where I wish I’d worn some Wellies – although the ground looks crisp and frozen, the snow was in melt and my feet were sinking up to the ankles in places.

FILM - Winter field

Zeiss Mess-Ikonta & Kodak Tri-X (expired 2013).

Taken on 17 January 2018

Broken symmetry

Another shot from the small pine plantation I found a few weeks back. No snow on the ground this time. I’d estimate the plantation is no more than 100m square.

FILM - Broken symmetry

Olympus OM-1, Zuiko 135mm f/3.5 & Kodak Tri-X

Taken on 23 March 2018

Barcode forest

The term ‘forest’ in the title up there is somewhat misleading. This is actually a small plantation of pines nestled into a meander of the River Rother not far from Eckington. It’s a place I’ve never visited before, but it has potential for some nice photos – it certainly did on the snowy, misty day when this photo was taken.

FILM - Barcode forest

Nikon F70, Nikkor 28-80mm f/3.5-5.6 AF-D & Ilford HP5+.

Taken on 4 March 2018

Softer than it looks

This field looks hard and frost-bitten. It wasn’t – there were times when my feet literally sank completely in the thick wet mud of the footpath that runs along the bottom edge (and where all the meltwater was draining).

FILM - In the wintertime

Zeiss Mess-Ikonta & Kodak Tri-X (expired 2013).

Taken on 17 January 2018