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Barnack Challenge # 49 "Geheimnisse der Bäume" / “The secrets of trees” - Post Images Here

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Please post your entries in this thread, when doing so please mention the camera and lens used to take your photograph and the film used. Also if you like, some details about the photo.


Bitte posten Sie Ihre Einträge in diesem Thread. Bitte geben Sie dabei die Kamera und das Objektiv an, mit denen Ihr Foto aufgenommen wurde, sowie den verwendeten Film. Wenn Sie möchten können sie  einige Details zum Foto / zur Situation zufügen.

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Its a secret!

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Leica II (Model D), Elmar 1:3.5/50mm, Ilford HP5, developed in Spur HRX, presented as a scan of the print.

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Michelangelo is quoted as saying that he could see a sculpture in a block of marble, that revealed itself as he chiselled away.

These Bots (the button end of a 24 foot Wherry quant, that you push your shoulder against) were secreted inside trees waiting for the woodturner to reveal them. Having served their purpose over the years they were destined to be thrown out, but I saw a picture in them.

Leica 111g, 85mm Summarex, 30th f16 on tripod, Ilford HP5 in Perceptol. Copy of a darkroom print.

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Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there was a tree dragon…

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iiif, Thambar 90 ltm, sfx 200 in fx39ii

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Leica IIIG

Elmar 1:4 f=9cm 

Rollei Ortho 25 Plus as 100 ISO

Spur Acurol-N (1+70)

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unkept secret; ungehütetes Geheimnis

Leica II, Summar f=5cm 1:2; Kold Gold 200

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Abandoned?

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Leica IIIf, 85/1.9 Canon LTM, HP5 Plus, Ilfotec DD-X, digital camera scan. 

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SheOak (Casuarina)

The SheOak tree in fact has both male and female flowers, thus facilitating easy cross pollination. The female flower, after fertilization, develops into a cone that looks rather like a hand grenade. 'Exploding' it releases a number of winged seeds that fly off to a new destination, hopefully for germination. The 'leaves' of the tree are in fact branchlets and the real leaves are wound round the branchlets in whorls. The reduced surface area helps with moisture loss due to evaporation.

Camera: Leica 111f

Lens: Canon Serenar 85/1.9

Film: Ilford FP4+ @ 250 iso, dev in Xtol.

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Leica IIIa / Summarit 5cm / HP5 / Rodina 1+75

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oldwino, thank you for your submissions to our little competition. You are much appreciated. Unfortunately, only one entry is permitted for contestant, so if you indicate which of the two you prefer as your entry, I can delete the other for you.

Either PM me or make a short note in this thread.

UPDATE: Second entry deleted @ request of poster.

Cheers,

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Leica IIIg, 50mm f2.8 Elmar lens, HP5, developed in Ilfotec DDX 1+4, scanned with an Epson V800

Koishikawa Korakuen, Tokyo

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Leica II, Summar, APX 100 /Rodinal 1:25

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