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    Re: XHTML Coding Service

    That looks like a cool service! Programmed in India??? In any case, I'm *almost* tempted to send them work to cut down on my own workload. But I won't. :p
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    Re: Chile/Patagonia

    Brian - Thanks for the compliment! No, I did not make it to the Altiplano. I concentrated solely on El Chaltén and Torres del Paine for the whole month. I hope to return south again this next...
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    Re: Chile/Patagonia

    Hi Darren,

    I spent a month in Patagonia with my 4x5 camera this last November/December, which is spring/early summer there.

    You can see my photos here:...
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    Re: Are you making money with LF?

    Yes, almost completely from print sales through my website, with the occasional stock sale. It's 1/2 of my business, the other half being web development.

    I do wonder whether shooting large...
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    Re: how deep do you dust bust?

    I usually clone the dust out at 100%, and it takes a long time.

    I once spent about 30 hours doing nothing but dust removal, because I had a big print order and a friend did a bunch of 500mb drum...
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    Re: exploring news ways on web presentation

    Hi David,

    I agree with Gordon about the homepage - it's hard to figure out where to go right off the bat. I'd almost suggest flipping it so that the 4x5 gallery thumbs are on top, and all those...
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    Re: post your trees!

    Also, here's some lenga trees, sort of the Patagonian version of aspens (but of course much different). In the fall they turn bright red.

    http://www.widerange.org/images/large/lengaForest.jpg
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    Re: post your trees!

    Wow lots of great shots in this thread.

    Here's my tree. On a frigid winter morning along the Uncompahgre River in SW Colorado.

    http://www.widerange.org/images/large/uncompahgreTreeMist.jpg
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    Re: Rocks and stones

    Nope, this here in Colorado.
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    Re: sunrise/sunset BRING IT!

    Thank you! Yes this is Patagonia... El Chaltén, Argentina to be precise. This is probably my favorite shot from my month of backpacking/shooting down there recently.
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    Re: Rocks and stones

    Thanks Sanjay! The water was pretty still but in the full size image you can see a little bit of ripples. What amazed me about this scene was the seamless transition from shore to water. This...
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    Re: Rocks and stones

    http://www.widerange.org/images/large/grenadierSkyRock.jpg
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    Re: sunrise/sunset BRING IT!

    http://www.widerange.org/images/large/lagoTresSunrise.jpg
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    Re: How about a new color landscape thread?

    Hey Mel and "Van", thanks for your comments. No fish here though! Just a shallow tarn at about 12,000 feet. Probably frozen solid through May.
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    Re: How about a new color landscape thread?

    My kind of thread! Here's one from the Elk Range in Colorado, right before I ran back to the forest as the lightning started booming.
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    Re: Backup Light Meter Recommendation?

    Thanks for all your suggestions.

    I ended up buying a Sekonic L-438. I haven't used it in the field yet, but after a quick test in my backyard vs. my Pentax Digital, my first impression is that it...
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    Re: Top do's and don't for websites

    Just a note... Flash can be dynamic, database-driven.

    Also, one potential advantage of Flash sites is that you can code them to size themselves to whatever the screen size is - with advanced...
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    Re: Top do's and don't for websites

    Cyrus and Photomax: Can you elaborate on this? How do table-based sites break on handheld devices? Can you explain how CSS layouts perform better on handheld devices?

    Thanks... I haven't browsed...
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    Re: Top do's and don't for websites

    I'd like to chime in on the tangent about CSS. I'd love to use pure CSS in my sites, because I believe it is a simpler way of programming. The sad fact though, is that because of poor browser...
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    Re: Backup Light Meter Recommendation?

    Thanks for your suggestions so far!

    That PocketSpot meter looks awesome but unfortunately it appears unavailable, plus expensive even if it were available.

    I definitely want a spotmeter (not...
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    Backup Light Meter Recommendation?

    Hello,

    I am going on a month long trip to Patagonia in November (woohoo!) and want to make sure that I have backups for certain pieces of equipment that could fail, one such item being a...
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    Re: Pacific Northwest 4x5 Backpacking tips

    Did you go yet? How'd it go?

    Some advice for dealing with the weight: trekking poles help a LOT. Also, if you really get into it, consider buying a custom McHale pack (built in Seattle) like...
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    Re: 120mm for 4x5

    For what it's worth... I made the switch from 135 to 120 and am happy I did so, the extra space makes all the difference. I bought a Schneider 120mm APO-L - it's my favorites lens now... very sharp...
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    I use FedEx Ground.

    UPS has lost numerous packages of mine (including TWO different large format lenses!) and I would never trust them with my precious exposed film! Dealing with UPS about those...
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    Re: Web Site Packages

    Hi Alec, I normally refrain from self-promotion in forums, but in this case since you're searching I'd like to inform you of my offerings. I provide a photo gallery program (along with my design and...
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    Re: UPS Import Tax Hassle

    UPS is a bunch of morons. They lost a new lens that I had bought... long story short - it took me five months and countless angry phone calls to get them to process the claim. In the midst of this...
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    Re: Really Good Flash Sites

    Frank, I think Mahon's site is sweet! Unlike others, I do have a slight attention span on the internet and I actually do enjoy unique, yet intuitive flash interfaces like that. The audio comments...
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    Re: Huge Prints From 4X5 Film

    I've printed several 44"x55"ers from drum-scanned 4x5s... they look great. It was a real satisfaction for me to see the first big print; it really validated shooting LF in my mind (yes I've had my...
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    Re: Good backpack for 4x5 field work?

    Well I confess to not reading all the above posts, but here's my 2¢ if you're interested in camping-style backpacking.

    I have all my camera gear (except tripod) nicely organized in a LowePro...
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    Re: Time Savers in the Field

    The one thing that's made the biggest difference for me is having a single camera case that holds everything: camera, lenses, film (quickloads), filters, darkcloth, etc.

    That way I can pull the...
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    Re: Does the World Need Another Aspen Image?

    I think this aspen question is an issue for all of nature landscape photography, which to some people all looks the same, regardless of the image quality or uniqueness.

    Sometimes I do wonder if...
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    Re: Bad Experience with Focus Magazine

    I just stumbled upon this thread for the first time; I've got to say it's one of the most entertaining I've read (along with associated tangent threads). What drama and intrigue, and most of all,...
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    Re: 59 Image digital mosaic

    I am usually not really impressed by these mega-stitched images... most of the ones I see are pretty regular daytime scenes.

    I think this method is more valuable for creating images you otherwise...
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    Re: Search Engine Optimization Books

    I have found from experience that positioning your keywords correctly (i.e. - in the title & meta tags & hidden tags) DOES matter, at least with Google. For instance I decided a while back to add a...
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    Re: Digital Signatures on Prints

    VERY good points. If the prints were shipped direct to a customer, and the quality was not top notch, they might not know the difference. I would.
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    Digital Signatures on Prints

    I've been thinking about the pros and cons of using a digital signature or digital stamp in my prints, instead of hand signing them.

    I recently moved to a small town in SW Colorado (far from any...
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    Re: Search Engine Optimization Books

    It is important to have keywords for each page, repeated in the title (top of the browser), in the meta keywords, and of course in the text itself. The keywords MUST be in the text on the page. ...
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    Re: Professional Website using Templates?

    If you want a website that looks pro, hire a pro graphic designer. (Anybody seen Jesse Speer's site?)

    The key is to hire people who will work with you to develop the design.

    I think the best...
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    Re: 120mm lens suggestions?

    I oftentimes use as much rise as my bellows allow, usually with forward front tilt too.
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    Re: 135mm or 150mm - Help persuade me

    My 2¢ : I primarily shoot big mountain landscapes and wide vistas, so I tend to prefer lenses on the wider scale. Through trial and error I've dialed in my ideal lineup: 75mm, 120mm, and 200mm. I...
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