Tree Tuesday - C-41 film in B&W chemistry

[victorbz]

i took this one with my Hasselblad 500cm on Kodak Ektar 100 C-41 colour slide film, but developed it in the regular B&W chemicals during semi-stand developing process.

This post is for #TreeTuesday initiated by @old-guy-photos
thanks to @dswigle for the post about

Comments

[liquidtrader]

Black and white creates a strange dreamscape that color never can.

[victorbz]

indeed !
thank you !

[dswigle]

I agree!

[dswigle]

I love the fantasy that you have created with this tree. So lovely in its bend back to where she came from.

I love it. You knew I would.

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[victorbz]

thank you Denise for your tips and such kind words !

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[adetorrent]

So Ansel Adam-esque. I love it.

[jctdesign]

How very nice of that tree to bend over and perfectly fit in the frame. Just kidding...great shot!

[victorbz]

but you're right about fitting the frame :-)) i was a lucky one
thank you

[mikesthoughts]

That's a super dope shot! Have a Hasselblad myself and been trying to get into developing film forever. Got a couple dozen rolls waiting for the chemicals, hehe. Do you have any recommendations for scanners?

[victorbz]

good to know ! Hasselblad is the best !
many years i use Epson v550 and thinking to replace it with a never v880 version.

[mikesthoughts]

Thanks for a recommendation! Gonna check that out :)

[shuji]

Slide looks lovely as black and white! What chemicals did you use? I have a few rolls of provia left but development is getting silly expensive here that black and white would be a great alternative!

[victorbz]

hey thank you !
sorry just forget to say about chemicals - as usual i use Rodinal - same was this time
about Provia ! its e-6 emulsia and impossible to process it in regular BW chem.

[skiesandsports]

Great shot, this one really suits BW processing, almost seems silly to use BW film, this way you can choose!

[victorbz]

i love how c-41 looks after BW processing. the emulsion density is very high so better gray tones

[skiesandsports]

I've never tried it but seeing these recent ones of yours makes me quite fancy giving it a go!