Possibly the largest online collection of color large format images

I started the following group to keep color large format images in one place for reference. It has now grown to a nice size and I hope you all enjoy going through it as much as I do:

http://www.flickriver.com/groups/lar...l/interesting/


Some notes: These are all sheet film, 4x5" or larger. No rollfilm backs, scanning backs or other digital backs, and not even instant film types unless the image area is at least 4x5". It's a closely moderated group.

The main page of the group is: http://www.flickr.com/groups/large_format_color

Hey nice one! Great idea. I will contribute soon!

Is trichromie colour allowed (assuming it is done on a large format camera)?

nn :)

Nice to see a few of my shots in there :-)

I shoot a lot of 4x10 color as well but I don't see it on your list.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/6221806...7606715793329/

There is a lot of nice stuff there, including quite a bit by names I recognize from here!

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Originally Posted by h2oman

There is a lot of nice stuff there, including quite a bit by names I recognize from here!

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I see your wonderful pictures collection,nice ideas to create a pictures store and i think it helps many people.

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Originally Posted by vinny

I shoot a lot of 4x10 color as well but I don't see it on your list.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/6221806...7606715793329/

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On his main page it says, "No panoramic crops of accepted film sizes. This is not different from using rollfilm backs. Exception is if the film image area is 11712 sq. mm or larger." You have more than double that with 4x10.

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Originally Posted by vinny

I shoot a lot of 4x10 color as well but I don't see it on your list.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/6221806...7606715793329/

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Thanks for the pointer. I've cleared up the submission rules to read:

Film area must be equal to or greater than the area of 4x5" sheet film (11712 sq.mm or 18.15 sq.inches). E.g: No roll film backs, digital backs, scanning backs, Fuji FP 4x5 series (but 8x10 Polaroid ok).

Now, technically even a 61:3 ratio frame shot on 35mm film would be accepted but I doubt we'll see much of those :)

Regards,
Guy