If you go down to the woods today

...pine plantation.

Taken with Lomo LC-A on BlueFire Police 80ASA film, but shot at 25 ASA. Semi stand developed in Adonal (1:100) for 60 mins at 20C

[Morné Grewe]

looks ominous!

[Ingrid Budge]

Great photo Peter, fascinated by your processing - very dilute developer -does the longer time and dilution give finer grain?

[Howard Steele]

very nice shot Peter

[michelle mcintyre]

Does look ominous ...great shot!!

[Leonie Mogridge]

Don't think I'd go in there alone! Very scary looking.

[Pam]

Wow! Those pines are so tall! Great perspective!

[Danny G.]

Excellent shot, great perspective. I love pine trees, Georgia has more pines than any other state in the Eastern U.S.

[Paula]

Beautiful!

[Shirley Banford]

Awesome POV.

[katy]

Beautiful perspective! I haven't heard that song in years!! I'll be humming it all day long! ;~}

[Carla]

Beautiful and moody tones. That's the combination I've been meaning to try. What does shooting it at a lower ASA do?

[Kerri]

Beautiful

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Like hands reaching up to the sky. Somewhat dark as you would expect the woods to be.

[Cindy Rez]

Nice one will this be next to get the Ax?

[Laura Thornton]

Great contrast to the other photo!

[Denis]

A great shot Peter...amazing how those exotic pine forests are still and quiet.....I noticed that birds don't venture in too far....

[aurorajane]

So tall and impressive :)

[Harry J Benson]

trees form nice lines

[Sue Wilde]

Very brooding

[Peter de Graaff]

@ingrid2101 stand development brings out detail in shadows. @vase I shot it at a lower ASA because I thought bluefire had been very contrasty previously and wanted to see what happened. On sunny shots was overexposed, but once it clouded up worked better.

[Shirley]

I like this very much Peter

[Caryn]

I love the contrast between sky and tree. And that thin patch of light guiding the eye to the end of the path. Fav.

[Amanda Wilder]

Beautiful!

[emily tull]

standing tall

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful!