Manning Lookout I

...Kangaroo Valley.

Over Easter, Melody drove me to some of my favourite places in Kangaroo Valley. This series of photos is taken from the same place, but with different films.

Taken with Toyo 45 CF and Nikkor-SW 75mm on Kodak TMax 100 and stand developed in Adonal (1:100) for 60 minutes.

Alternates in this series http://365project.org/peterdegraaff/play/2013-04-02 & http://365project.org/peterdegraaff/themes/2013-04-02

[Dione Giorgio]

Great view.

[emily tull]

beautiful

[Jennifer C]

What a wonderful view and capture! magnificent

[Caroline]

Lovely view! Endless.

[Justin Keppel]

Great shot

[Michael Elliott]

Amazing view captured beautifully.

[Michelle]

Amazing views.. Love the feel to this shot.

[Marg Jorgensen]

I have fond memories of this valley

[Laerke Thorndal]

This is beautiful!

[Carla]

what beautiful light.

[cheryl]

beautiful view.

[Abhijit]

beautiful

[katy]

B&W even does justice to the landscape.

[Carole Imes]

Fabulous view and love the b & w tones.

[Kerri]

Beautiful

[Karen H]

II like it best in b&w

[Bep]

Wonderful view!

[Marilyn Wigen]

Beautiful view... I can see why this is one of your favorite places!

[Caryn]

Beautiful in b&w, as well.

[aurorajane]

Great views :)

[Anna Ruth]

beautiful view! I can almost soak it in.

[Sassik]

What a view!

[Phil]

Incredible view - feels like it goes on forever as it fades in the distance.......

[paula365]

this is so nice, perfect in B&W

[Kathryn Marshall]

Beautiful shot. Great depth.

[Harry J Benson]

good retro photo

[Chris Johnson]

Awesome scene! So beautiful, love the b&w!

[bkb in the city]

What a spectacular view

[Paul Myers]

I like how this shot fades from dark to light, bottom to top.

[Tiny]

great view in B&W

[alia_801]

Wonderful view! Love the light and cloud shadow patterns and the detail visible too.

[Danny G.]

Lovely b&w landscape capture

[Lisa Pouncy]

What a fantastic view...you can see for miles and miles xx

[Laura J.]

Spectacular view! Can see why you like it so much.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I love how this shot with this film has an epic historical feeling to it- like it was taken by some pioneering photographer.

[Talea]

I can see why that's a favorite.
Thank you... I love that you're developing your film! I'm not quite set up for that, but may have an enlarger soon. It's crazy, people are just giving away the equipment in hopes that someone else will lovingly use it.

[Peter de Graaff]

@talea I just do developing in kitchen, and use the walk in robe as a place to load film into tanks. I block out light with towelsf

[Talea]

@peterdegraaff Oh that's brilliant!! Thanks for letting me know!

[Sue]

Beautiful valley.