How About Some Pictures?

[william linne]

Let's see what you've got. I'd love to see some samples of what everybody is working on........

Bill

[Steve Lewis]

Hi Bill

Some of my work is on my website at www.landscapesofwales.co.uk. (http://www.landscapesofwales.co.uk) Mind you, it's due to be updated before xmas, so most of the work, although ongoing, is 12 months old.

Steve

www.landscapesofwales.co.uk

[Scott Rosenberg]

hey bill... are you looking for image posts or url's to websites? if the later will suffice, here's some of my work:

www.srosenberg.com (http://www.srosenberg.com)

i'm sure you'll get some great responses from other folks using this forum.

[David A. Goldfarb]

I have some work up at http://www.echonyc.com/~goldfarb/photo (http://www.echonyc.com/~goldfarb/photo) in a variety of formats from 35mm to 8x10".


http://www.echonyc.com/~goldfarb/halloween (http://www.echonyc.com/~goldfarb/halloween) contains some handheld 4x5" Weegee-style photos from the most recent Halloween parade in New York City.

[Gudmundur Ingolfsson]

http://www.ebonycamera.com/gal.contrib/ingolfssong/index.html

[Danny Burk]

Lots of galleries at www.dannyburk.com - some older work is MF, but almost everything in the past two years is 4x5 or 617.

[Frank Lahorgue]

Thanks for asking -- you can see some of my stuff at:

www.lahorgue.com

Feedback is always most welcome.

[Ken Lee]

My Large Format work is at www.kenleegallery.com/mono.html (http://www.kenleegallery.com/mono.html" target="_blank) I truly welcome any criticism, suggestions, or insights !

[Kevin M Bourque]

http://www.kevinbourque.com/

[Michael Mutmansky]

William,

I just posted a travelogue from my most recent trip to Ireland. It includes about 30 'working images' from the trip; not final images, but I think the scans from the negatives show some promise.

The travelogue can be viewed at:

www.mutmansky.com/galleries/ire_log1.html (http://www.mutmansky.com/galleries/ire_log1.html" target="_blank)

From there, you can look around the rest of the site at other work I have posted.

---Michael

[Frank Petronio]

http://www.frankpetronio.com - you must be age 21 in some countries to view

[David R Munson]

Well, while I am currently mostly working in 35mm (GASP!), there is some LF work, among other formats in the galleries on my site at www.davidrmunson.com (http://www.davidrmunson.com).

[jnantz]

http://www.nanianphoto.com

[Neal Shields]

http://sueandneal.com/

[Ofer Halevi]

www.oferhalevi.com (http://www.oferhalevi.com)

[Ole Tjugen]

Here. (http://www.bruraholo.no/tomler/)

[domenico Foschi]

my stuff (http://www.dfoschisite.com)

[John Latta]

Here is a thumbnail page from my website with of 4x5 images taken during the past 2 years: http://www.lattaphoto.com/Image_Galleries/4x5%20Images/4x5.htm (http://www.lattaphoto.com/Image_Galleries/4x5%20Images/4x5.htm).

Thanks

[adrian tyler]

http://www.adriantyler.net/EmbersGalery.htm

[austin granger]

www.austingranger.com (boy, I wish I wasn't such a luddite and knew how to just let you click on and that and be transported to my site, but I haven't figured that out yet, so you'll just have to type it in)

Anyway, about half the work is from my medium format days, half newer view camera stuff.

If interested, please return soon; a massive update is forthcomming!

[Ted Fullerton]

I have a mixed collection of lensed and pinhole work shot in and around Chicago, the majority of which is large format at:

www.tedfullerton.com (http://www.tedfullerton.com)

Please feel free to mail me with comments or critique.

-Ted

[Graeme Hird]

http://www.scenebyhird.com

Heaps of shots, mostly LF.

(Boy you are going to be busy, Bill!!!!)

[Graeme Hird]

http://www.scenebyhird.com/Karijini/Hamersley%20Gorge.jpg

(One of my more recent images)

[Francesco]

http://btzs.org/Gallery/FrancisCicoliAbad/

and


http://www.cicoli.com (http://www.cicoli.com)

[Rich Long]

A few recent ones here (http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=425226).

[paulr]

A few here:
http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=422738 (http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=422738)

others and more info at
www.paulraphaelson.com
which is currently a mess and out of date; redesign is in progress.

Ken Lee, I LOVE the picture of the woman on the couch with the dogs. Beautiful.

[Mike Troxell]

www.miketroxell.com

[Enrique Vila]

http://www.vilaphoto.tk

I'm also keen on exchanging prints if you like any of them.

Regards,

Enrique./

[Gary Nylander]

I'm a photographer located in Kelowna, B.C. Canada, you can check out some of my Canadian lansacape images on my website at: http//www.garynylander.com

[David Taylor]

Hi there!

I've just started creating LF photos so there are only a few images on my website that were taken with my new camera but now that the long winter nights are approaching I'll have the perfect excuse to add more on soon...

http://www.blueskyday.co.uk

David

[Edward (Halifax,NS)]

http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=85468

These are a mix of MF and LF with a lowly 35mm thown in.

[Steve J Murray]

Here's my older landscape stuff, mostly b&w 4x5 on pnet:


http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=253029 (http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=253029)

Some more current stuff, mixed formats:


http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=309005 (http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=309005)

Steve

[Scott Rosenberg]

bill...

you've got a lot of surfing to do! do you have any work up online?

all respondants...

if nothing else, this thread confirmed that there is an increadibly talented group of individuals on photo.net. thanks for taking the time to post your sites, i enjoyed looking at all of them.

[Graeme Hird]

"if nothing else, this thread confirmed that there is an increadibly talented group of individuals on photo.net. "

But what about us? What do you think of the photographers who avoid photo.net? :)

[Ken Lee]

Graeme - Lovely design ! Are those rocks really blue ? I ask, because I have been playing around with some Portra, and find it something of a challenge to get all the colors right.

[gfen]

Gah, I feel drastically outclassed, but...

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I hate scanning negs, but I hate scanning prints even more. There hasn't been a new image added in, I think, over a year, since I started shooting 8x10.

[Graeme Hird]

Ken, yes the rocks really do have a blue tinge about them. I'm shooting Velvia and occasionally Provia and I don't have too many problems getting the colours close to the tranny.

What program are you using to drive your scanner? I suggest using Vuescan: great value and it gives you control of the scanner. Try downloading the trial version and following the "Advanced Workflow". That should let you get the colours correct from your Portra because it takes the film base colour into account when it makes your file.

Cheers,

[Ken Lee]

Actually, I'm a long-time VueScan user. Even so, I find it challenging to work with color film. Perhaps I'd be well advised to shoot a grey card along with each shot.

[Graeme Hird]

Perhaps you might try using tranny film for a while. I don't know the answer since I don't use colour negs in LF - never been able to get the colours I want .... ;-)

[Thomas Nutter]

Goto www.tomnutterphotos.com and click on the "Wyoming" link. It's work done this past summer with a toyo 45AX for a grant I received.