The Devil's Bridge - PanF Rodinal

A lot of people do not recommend PanF and Rodinal together, I find it instead a very interesting combination. The negatives are not very strong, but with a full greyscale, very printable and perfectly scannable.

Mamiya 645;  Ilford PanF 50/18° ISO; Rodinal 1+50;  12' at 20°C

You can acquire a print, poster or home decor for it on Fine Art America.

Gromo & Ardesio (PanF, Rodinal)

Development:
120 rollfilm Pan-F Rodinal 1+50, 11" 22°C, agitation every 2nd minute. Little agitation temperature 2°C more than standard.

The result came out nice and balanced, good highlight and shadow detail.

Here a shot of Gromo's famous slate roofs.

Here some shots in Ardesio instead. Same Film/Developer, same day.
The dynamic range is astonishing, shadow detail up to highlight details (clouds) are visible.

For the curios, the camera was a Rolleiflex SL66