Raymondskill Falls one morning. Shot with a Mamiya RZ67 Pro IID with a 65mm lens and Fuji 160 film.  I also used a split neutral density filter to hold the highlights in the upper left hand corner and still maintain detail in the shadows.  While digital is all the rage these days, I still use film on many occasions when time is not of the essence.  Personal projects are a great example of an ideal situation where I still use film.  In fact, I use either an 8×10  Large Format camera made by Richard Ritter in Vermont or a Mamiya RZ67  Pro IID medium format camera.  I prefer this method as opposed to purchasing Photoshop and Lightroom plug-in that tout the ability to recreate the look and feel of film.  Moreover, I prefer the workflow:  1) Shoot; 2) send the film for processing to Millers for their proof special (develop, scan and print 4×5 proofs); 3) flip through printed 4×5 proofs that have amazing quality; 4) send negative(s) for final print.  No computer necessary except when posting somewhere.