Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/viewed.ez?galleryid=231569&Start=1&Artist=doruksal&ByArtist=Yes

Well, I was going to say that it was refreshing to post something after nearly two months of not even dealing with a single image.

So, here is a sampler and the link for the main photographic image...

Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/viewed.ez?galleryid=231574&Start=1&Artist=doruksal&ByArtist=Yes

Glad to see you are back again =) Great series....

hi, i like these...the textures and tones work really well. i've just discovered illford fp4+ 125 and your shots have convinced me to use it more often.

Thanks for the comments..! :-) Dear Fire, I never had the chance to compare the b/w films of Ilford with other b/w films (with Kodak's, for example). Thus, the b/w films of Ilford are the best b/w films that I know..!! :-))) I like to work with HP5+ better than FP4+ because I really tend to like obvious grain in photographic prints. Still, we (me and my friends at the photo club that I was once attending) used to say that one needs to carry to cameras along; one loaded with FP4+, and one with HP5+... :-)

dunno... was used to shot with ilford years ago... then switched entirely to digital. Now, i'm back shooting with films. Medium Format to be precise. At the moment i'm using T-MAX from kodak and i'm find one of the best emulsions out there. dunno... i prefer T-MAX to FP4+ these days...