Up front, not too thrilled with these apples. I was working on trying to get an apple to look like an apple in a painterly manner, hoping against feeble hope that I could make them look like apples without the lines. Didn’t work. On the other hand, mud is not present, and there are some nice bleeds of color. I worked too wet, which is also why a lot of the problems exist. I wonder what apples will look like in a year . . .
When I scanned the images from the first roll of film through the Yashica D TLR, I think I scanned them at 3600. They are BIG! I wanted to see the details capable of the camera and the lens, and I was honestly really, really pleased. Here on offer is a portion of a picture I took of leafy plants nestled in the dappled sun beneath an oak tree along the Moonrise Trail. The Yashinon lens does a superb job altogether. This is about 1/10 of the original picture.
Ink, Yarn & Beer 