How about a new color landscape thread?

[Rakesh Malik]

From the Chuckanut Mountains in Washington, at an overlook facing the Sound:
http://www.pbase.com/tamerlin/image/93681693

And one from Deadman's Bay, San Juan Island, WA:
http://www.pbase.com/tamerlin/image/93683616

[jgunderson]

Lone Mountain, Sweetwater Rocks, Wyoming
Shen-Hao HZX-45IIA
Rodenstock APO-Sironar-S 210mm/5.6
Fujichrome Provia 100F

[JPlomley]

Wonderland
Acadia National Park
Arca Swiss F-Field Camera
Rodentock 135mm APO Sironar-S
4 sec f/32.3
RVP-50

[claudiocambon]

Xico, Veracruz, April 2007, Tech V, Xenotar 135, NPS (I have the odd sensation I may have posted this already; forgive me if I repeat!)

[claudiocambon]

And one more: Moonrise, Harpswell, Maine, November 1995 (same data as last pic). Congrats everyone on the beautiful work!

[JPlomley]

Claudio,

Beautiful tones in the Moonrise image. Which film did you use to record the image?

Cheers,
Jeff

[claudiocambon]

Claudio,

Beautiful tones in the Moonrise image. Which film did you use to record the image?

Cheers,
Jeff

Thank you, Jeff! I think it's NPS exposed for about 10 minutes or so. It was right after sunset, right before the sky went fully dark, so I got the last of the light blue in the sky before it went black, but all of the brilliance of the moonlight.

I have another sheet taken a bit earlier, which is not worth putting up because the composition is inferior, but it does show that there is also a slightly earlier point after sunset when the ocean gets this great turquoise glow (at least in terms of how film records it over an extended period of time) , as if there were pool lights shining up through it!

I can watch the ocean change color at sunset in this direction just about any day of my life...

[cgf]

...the ocean gets this great turquoise glow (at least in terms of how film records it over an extended period of time) , as if there were pool lights shining up through it!

Regardless of composition, I'd like to see that.

George.

[walter23]

4x5 shen hao, rodenstock 90, velvia 100, grad ND + polarizer

[JPlomley]

Walter, was this in Yoho NP. I spent about a week there in early December and it was incredible. Nobody was out there. In fact the silence was a bit unnerving at first, and I often wondered what would come out and attack me when I was under the dark cloth!