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Riverbank hawthorn

This hawthorn tree stands beside the River Rother and its twisted trunk made for an appealing photograph. I had to duck beneath the tree’s canopy to get this picture and, as I had no tripod, open up the aperture to get a good shutter speed (and also to throw the river and far bank out of focus).

Riverside hawthorn

Yashica Mat 124G & Ilford HP5+. Ilfotec DD-X 1+4 9mins @ 20°.

Taken on 10 October 2020

2 thoughts on “Riverbank hawthorn

  1. Lovely shot. The composition works nicely with the square framing.

    Thought that I should mention that I picked up five rolls of 400TX. I’m just trying to finish up a roll of Portra 800 for review before I starting shooting black and white in earnest again.

    Your recent posts have been a strong motivator for shooting black and white again.
    Best wishes – Tobias

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