Nice start Kai, I need to go take some shots in the woods. It does look like good Norwegian wood.
These are what I salvaged from the roll that I mentioned in the last weekend thread. My Leica IIIc had some very bad light leaks so these were cropped a lot resulting in exaggerated grain. The first one was with a Hektor 135mm lens and the other was a Summitar 50mm. The film is Tri-X developed in Rodinal 1:50.
This was at Copalis beach on the Washington coast. These markers are used to find your way back to the resort. You can't see the resorts through the dunes and the woods so they erect these markers made of driftwood and Flotsam and Jetsam found on the beach.
Beach Marker by
Bryan Chernick, on Flickr
My wife was attacked by a giant shark! Don't worry, she's ok, it's not a real shark.
Shark Attack! by
Bryan Chernick, on Flickr
The good news is they may have found the source of the light leak. One of the screws that holds the eyepiece to the camera had fallen out. The threads were stripped, they had to glue a new screw in it. I'm not sure how light gets from there down to the film chamber but I'm sure there's a way. Maybe there's enough of a gap where the top meets the outer shell.
