Nice comp on this one Aaron. I like the way the photo draws the viewer into the center. Perhaps a little more contrast would make it a bit more dramatic.Don't forget about the Gallery. Are your photos there??
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Thanks OT This film seems to have a WIDE exposure latitude (think that's the term I'm looking for ). Big difference from the TMax I've been shooting lately. This was also processed pretty cold. I left the window in the bathroom open for a couple hours before developing as heat is usually a problem. When it came time to run it, the developer temp was only 62 and I may not have compensated enough. The roll I did today came out a bit better at 68 degrees and double the agitation.Aaron Lehoux * flickr
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I agree with Old Timer. Love the composition. But - and this is a common one for me - I wish there was a person in the photo. I just like paths better when there are people in them. I also would like just a little more contrast, I think. It feels a tad on the muddy side to me.
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This film seems to have a WIDE exposure latitude (think that's the term I'm looking for 
). Big difference from the TMax I've been shooting lately. This was also processed pretty cold. I left the window in the bathroom open for a couple hours before developing as heat is usually a problem. When it came time to run it, the developer temp was only 62 and I may not have compensated enough. The roll I did today came out a bit better at 68 degrees and double the agitation.