W/NW: I like grain

[Morca007]

Technical info on flickr.

 

[remegius]

Grain, and lots of it. But sharp. Oatmeal developer is not what Rodinal is about.

Tri-X in Rodinal, 1:100 stand.

 

[jbielikowski]

Developed in not-as-dark-as-should-be-darkroom, Adox 400 in 1:50 Rodinal.

 

[photony texas]

 

[gian]

photony... thats a masterpiece!!

fomapan 400 pushed to 800... , scan of darkroom print 13/18

 

[kaspartuu]

 

[pipeclayed]

 

[photony texas]

photony... thats a masterpiece!!

fomapan 400 pushed to 800... , scan of darkroom print 13/18

Thank you gian...
in this case the grain sure added some atmosphere to the phOtO.

 

[ferider]

Happy Easter everyone ....

 

[mmabale]

Inspiring photos here. Love 'em.

Here are a few of mine:

 

[maclaine]

I've been playing with 3200 film lately. I ended up overexposing most of the shots, which brought out TONS of grain, but it made the portraits take on an almost pencil sketch look, I think. I might try to do this intentionally with some portraits in the future.

 

[maclaine]

Here's one of Tri-X pushed to 1600. Also overexposed to compensate for some heavy backlighting, but Photoshop saved it.

 

[CopperB]

Noob grain

 

[maclaine]

I like this one a lot. With that haircut, it looks like it could have been taken 30 years ago.

 

[DHHZ]

Tri-X pushed to 3200/6400 (can't remember exactly how I metered), stand developed in Rodinal.

Daniel

 

[morback]

 

[gian]

from a recent paris trip... 3 exhausting days and nights! fomapan 400 @ 800

more on my flickr or soon on my blog...

 

[CopperB]

I like this one a lot. With that haircut, it looks like it could have been taken 30 years ago.

The moment I saw him he reminded me of George Harrison. How could I not ask to take his photo?

 

[spkennedy3000]

 

[j_sebastian]

Paris, 2009 / Delta 3200 / scan of darkroom print