Distant giants, all is quiet.
Bronica RF645, 65mm lens; Kodak 320 TXP @ 125, processed by dr5.
© 2010 Jacco
distant giants
04 Jul
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What's dr5 Jacco?
Like the picture too, where is it taken?
It has an American feel to it (Iowa, or possibly Kansas).
Niels, dr5 is commercial B&W slide processing, see http://www.dr5.com/blackandwhiteslide/filmreview.html for more information. Shoot your (fresh) B&W negative film, send it to dr5, wait, and you get some beautiful slides as a result.
As to where it was shot… I won't reveal that information yet… But maybe you will recognize it when I post more pictures shot at the same location.