This is the last of my scans from the batch of Ilford Delta 100 that I processed on the day of the Leap Year. It is also the first of the sheets that I shot in the new year, 2024. I gave these 18 sheets of 4" x 5" sheet film normal development for 11:45 minutes, at 20C, in PMK Developer, on my Jobo Processor.
This is a shot of the ice formations on Shunda Creek, at the spot where the creek spills out of Beaverdam Lake. This is about a ten minute drive away from my cottage. I shot this on January 2nd 2024 at about 1:30 in the afternoon. I remember that it was a really mild and pleasant day, though down in the shade, by the open water, it was very humid and cold. I fitted a long 300mm lens on my Ebony view camera in order to get in a little tighter on the ice formations. A small aperture of F64.0 accomplished two goals. It held depth of field from near to far, and also permitted a long 8 second exposure the nicely blur the water. I think the rocks and ice stand out really crisply against that soft flowing water.
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