How about a new color landscape thread?

[Kirk Gittings]

It looks like an Albert Bierstadt painting to me, done just prior to the western photographic surveys.

[cjbroadbent]

Thanks Kirk, Googled Bierstadt and there it was in all it's glory: Yosemite, Not Yellowstone.

[Michael Jones]

Is it really like this?

Oh yes.

You should visit while the Euro is strong. (At least the latter is true...).

Mike

[Nad45]

My first photo to be posted.

Linhof TK. 75 mm Nikon, F 16 , 1/60.

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[AnzaRunner]

A few from a recent trip to AZ

All shot Velvia 50 w/ Toyo 45AII & Nikkor 210mm or 75mm

I just had one of them printed at 40x50, and it was super sharp. I'm having the first printed the same size as we speak. I look forward to picking up that print.

[JohnGC]

Nad45,

I like that shot, nice curves! A yellow filter would have reduced the atmosphere haze, but I like the dreamy effect without it.

[D. Bryant]

Purely digital. Aptus 75S on a Contax 645 with 140mm lens. On the Apache Trail in Arizona.

Wow!

Don Bryant

[DJGainer]

Teton Range backlight by sunset. Horseman Woodman 45 150mm Symmar-S Velvia 100.

[mrladewig]

Aspens on Sandstone
E100GX, Fuji 125-NW, 81B


Larger view here
link

[mrladewig]

Snowstorm in a canyon, Colorado Springs

E100G, 75/8 Super Angulon, 2X 81B filter (which went a little too far and I had to bring it back in photoshop)


I also shot this on NPS, which I'll try to scan as soon as I have an opportunity. I think the NPS shot should be much better in the LRC shadows where the falloff in the 75/8 took out the detail in the slide.

Also, the shot above was done on E100VS. I'm scanning some small format E100GX and got the note mixed up.