Thanks you, Mike, Lloyd, Steve & Jorgen for your kind comments, they are appreciated.
Jorgen and Mike, the film used was the Legacy Pro 400. My understanding is that the film is re-branded fuji neopan. I picked this film up from Freestyle Photographic Supplies out of Los Angeles. The film had a short date of 9/2011 and was selling for $1.99 a roll or $34.99 for 20 rolls. They also have a Legacy Pro 100 which from my understanding is a re-branded fuji Acros. I have been alternating between this and the Ilford HP5 recently.
Currently I am having my film processed and scanned onto a High Res CD by Capitol Hill 60 Minute Photo Express Lab Services in Seattle. In this particular photograph I imported to aperture then used Nik pre-sharping at 40%, Nik Define at default setting, then Silver efex pro and adjusted brightness, contrast and structure, then added a soft edge vignette and border.
Started using a film camera again at the beginning of August, but currently using the electronic darkroom for the finished product. I have enrolled in a Photography Certificate Program at the University of Washington,
http://www.pce.uw.edu/prog.aspx?id=6356&tab=Courses that begins in October which includes working in the 'wet' darkroom and will see where that leads.
I have been enjoying using the MP and working with a film camera again since it has slowed me down and I am thinking about the shot more vs shooting with the M9, crimping and shooting the same shot several times.
. . . . . most importantly . . . . . I am having fun!