How about a new color landscape thread?

[Eugene van der Merwe]

Oops, comments are in reverse order...

[JavaDuke]

Not much to brag about, but here are some:

1) The Castle, Capitol Reef park, Toyo/Omega View 45E, Graphlex Optar 135 at f/22, Velvia 100
2) Lassen Volcanic Natl Park, Wista 45DXII, Ilex Caltar 90mm, Velvia 100
3) McWay Falls, Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park, CA. Wista 45DXII, Ilex Caltar 90mm, Velvia 100

[Hollis]

Shot at White Sands this summer. It was the wettest year I had ever seen - the desert was greener than Tennessee when I flew out there.

[Darren H]

O.K., here's another one. Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, looking west over the Chupaderas. Arca-Swiss 4x5, Astia, Fuji 450.

Great image. Even nicer being from Bosque. I have never heard of anyone using a view camera there, seems to be all DSLR's with 600mm lenses and 9fps.

[Alan Davenport]

I must have missed this thread when it started; I just noticed it. So many wonderful photos I can't begin to comment on them all. I will say to Randy R., your excellent Oregon lighthouse photo is the Yaquina Head lighthouse.

I'm way behind on my scanning, but here's one I don't think I've burdened this forum with before:

North Falls at Oregon's Silver Falls State Park
10" Elgeet lens on E100SW

[Rory_5244]

Two done at dusk/night respectively. Arca Swiss 8x10 and Kodak E100VS. Developed at home using the Tetenal 3 bath kit.

[mrladewig]

Pikes Peak and Waldo Canyon taken a couple weeks ago in -6F weather.

Tachiara 45BR, Fuji 125 W, 2stop GND, Provia, cold hands.

[roteague]

Pikes Peak and Waldo Canyon taken a couple weeks ago in -6F weather.

Tachiara 45BR, Fuji 125 W, 2stop GND, Provia, cold hands.

Fantastic image, makes me want to return (at least temporarily) to Colo Sprgs after being away for more than 15 years.

[Jiri Vasina]

Pikes Peak and Waldo Canyon taken a couple weeks ago in -6F weather.

Tachiara 45BR, Fuji 125 W, 2stop GND, Provia, cold hands.

mrladewig, that one is good. The coldness is radiating from the blues (Provia well chosen to emphasize them IMO).

Two questions concerning the image - why the whitish line near the left edge? Some kind of reflection in camera? Or light leak? And why the one at the top? Luckily none of them ruining the image, the required crop will not matter much.

I like it very much.

[eddie]

the reflection shot is in "sauger-stock. toyo 45CF 300mm nikon velvia 100F

the ridge line is mohonk NY. some of the best rock climbing the east. toyo 45CF 300mm nikon velvia 100F

the bryce canyon. kodak 2D 8x10. 12inch wolly. velvia 100F