Gijzelbrechtegem (4 added)

[Bart]

or Grijsloke as it's called locally.
"famous" for its witches

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[Mike Buckley]

I really like the big sky with the subtle clouds in the first one. (A lot of people would have chosen to increase the contrast in the sky and I'm getting a little tired of that look.) I also like the use of the tree in the second one and the leading lines in the third one.

What are the objects attached to the tree in #9 and why are they attached?

 

[Bart]

Thank you, Mike!
Very much appreciated!

I used an old lens for this series and I wanted to preserve some of it's lower contrast nature.
(Nikkor SC 5cm F1.4 Nippon Kogaku m39)

the objects on the tree are cd's. some front and some back.
The reason escapes me as well

 

[Dayo]

An offering to the witches perhaps? I gather they tend to favour heavy metal music.

 

[greyflash]

Well taken series of shots. #12 is really striking.

 

[Bart]

Really appreciated, Dayo and Gordon!
Thank you!

 

[merlin]

Another excellent and evocative set, especially 1 and 12.

 

[Bart]

Thank you, Merlin!
Greatly appreciated!

 

[Mike Irish]

Another super set of images Bart. For me I really like numbers 1/2/3/5/8 and 12. Could tell me Bart what are the metal disks on the three in no:9. Is this some kind of religious spot? We have such places here in Ireland where people place items of sick or deceased relations or friends and pray rot then.
Cheers.
Mike

 

[Binnur]

Very nice set Bart, my favs are #2, #3 and #12.

 

[Bart]

Really appreciated, Mike and Binnur!
Thank you!

 

[dossy]

The tree in #2 has a "witchlike" quality! I love the lines in #3, the framing of the cow in #6, and the light in the last image. Another beautiful series, Bart!

 

[AlJohnston]

Cool set Bart, I like #11

 

[Bart]

Very much appreciated, Dossy and Al!
Thank you!

 

[Bart]

These were shot on film.
Had to wait for the roll to be finished

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[rick_reno]

Great set, really liked 1,2,3,6,8,9 & 12 and all four in the 2nd group.

 

[Mike Buckley]

Very nice compositions in the film shots, Bart. I especially like the feel of the grain in the clouds in the first photo (though I wish for just a tad more detail in the buildings).

 

[Bart]

Thank you, Rick and Mike!
Really appreciated!

 

[Binnur]

The first two images are my favs in the newly added images. How did you process them Bart as they were shot with film? Do you have the equipment to process the film roll or did you have it processed somewhere else?

 

[AlJohnston]

Nice