Jack Dykinga in Nat. Geographic

Doug Dolde · 22-Jan-2007, 17:39

Phew what a relief. For a minute I thought Jack had gone over to the dark side.

**roteague** · 22-Jan-2007, 17:41

Originally Posted by Doug Dolde

Phew what a relief. For a minute I thought Jack had gone over to the dark side.

I know that Jack has tried a scanning back, but from what I read he didn't care for it much. Also, he wrote a really good article in Arizona Highways a couple of years about about sticking with film.

**Kirk Gittings** · 22-Jan-2007, 17:42

That article or something like it appeared in View Camera too.

**Rick Moore** · 22-Jan-2007, 18:07

Originally Posted by Kirk Gittings

There is a great spread by Jack Dykinga on the Big Bend in Texas in this months National Geographic. It has the same wideangle 4x5 LF look as Jacks other work so I assume it is LF.

http://www7.nationalgeographic.com/n.../gallery1.html

Several of the photographs have information at the bottom of the page concerning equipment used: Arca Swiss F-Field 4x5, 75mm Nikkor, 110 Super Symmar, 240 Apo Symmar, all on Velvia 50.

**Kirk Gittings** · 22-Jan-2007, 18:13

Several of the photographs have information at the bottom of the page concerning equipment used: Arca Swiss F-Field 4x5, 75mm Nikkor, 110 Super Symmar, 240 Apo Symmar, all on Velvia 50.

I don't see that information?

**Rick Moore** · 22-Jan-2007, 18:21

Originally Posted by Kirk Gittings

I don't see that information?

Photographs 4, 12, 16, and 18 have the information, at the bottom, under a header that says "Photo Fast Facts." I'm using Safari 2.0.4 on OS X 10.4.8.

**Eric Brody** · 22-Jan-2007, 19:59

Be prepared to see more of Jack's work in Geographic. In December 2006, I did a workshop with him, Bruce Barnbaum and Jay Dusard, fabulous experience, by the way. While we were there, he heard he got another NG assignment to photograph Indian lands, all over the country. I cannot wait to see it. He is a gentleman, a wonderful teacher and a really funny guy as well.

Eric