Ilford Delta 100. Pushed 2 stops, unintentionally exposed for 400.






















More below.

Unfortunately, I believe previous work you've submitted is better than this. None of them catch my eye.

Thank you for being honest about that. A lot of people aren't when it comes to stuff like this. Honestly its all stuff I've photographed before, none of it really catches my eye more so than it ever did before. However, I really like the look of this film. Much more than the other film that I have posted. Anyway, I will strive to shoot more and more film and share it with you all.

I think #4 and #5 are pretty legit.

I adore the stop range in black and white film, it's amazing



This one I like but there's just something lacking which makes it an awesome image. Maybe you were a little close? Might of needed less separation? Some drama and mood in the light/sky?

This post was edited by lithfkn on Jun 19 2010 06:48pm

The first one and the Falcon one would be nice with more contrast

Sadly the sky was boring when I was at this place, and getting more in the shot would get people's cabins that I think would take away from it. Had there been any sort of clouds adding to the shot I would have shot vertical and included them in. As far as black and white film goes I am pretty much sold! I love the look! I need to learn to develop my own film that way I wont be spending so much getting it developed.




Other than using green filters, what can be done to add more contrast when shooting black and white film? I am still new to this, and I really would like to know.

Good lighting and checking your light sensor.

What ISO are you shooting at?

This post was edited by Komets on Jun 20 2010 01:47pm

Light sensor was perfect exposures.

I was shooting 100ISO, but I accidentally exposed for 400. So I pushed the film 2 stops... Which takes away some contrast doesn't it?