Show off your Large Format camera!

[Darren H]

Set up at Mesa Arch in Canyonlands National Park. This is one of the more popular shots in the southwest and with good reason as sunrise here on a clear day is awesome. On this particular day it was myself and just two others. Here is a view taking in the entire scene. Camera is an Arca-Swiss Discovery. The other camera is a Canon something or other..... :-)

See the final image I made that day on my blog

http://thelargeformatcamera.blogspot...-sunburst.html

[Alberto Bregani]

My 18x24 ( 7x9,5") "Piseroni & Mondini - Master Craftsmen" in Milano, Italy ( 1902/1970 )
LF camera with glass plates and (now) adapter for film sheets
with Schneider-Kreuznach Symmar 5,6/360mm

[Frank Petronio]

Being a photographer, I took five minutes to actually do a semi-decent photo ;-p My Linhof Technika V with 150 Schneider Symmar lens and Grafmatic film holder....

[SamReeves]

Being a photographer, I took five minutes to actually do a semi-decent photo ;-p My Linhof Technika V with 150 Schneider Symmar lens and Grafmatic film holder....

I think that's what they call a grab shot! LOL.

[Frank Petronio]

Ha it looks like I'm a stone mason with that grip...

[Tim k]

Very nice, fresh perspective.

Being a photographer, I took five minutes to actually do a semi-decent photo ;-p My Linhof Technika V with 150 Schneider Symmar lens and Grafmatic film holder....

[dave_whatever]

christ you've got big hands Frank. I thought that was a 6x9 camera before I read the description.

[Frank Petronio]

Unfortunately it all went to my hands and feet (size 17) and not to the important extremity ;-p

It's also a wide angle shot so it's an optical illusion ;-)

[dave_whatever]

And tragically a big hand makes the important extremity look even smaller.

Ok back to the cameras....

[Alberto Bregani]

Being a photographer, I took five minutes to actually do a semi-decent photo ;-p My Linhof Technika V with 150 Schneider Symmar lens and Grafmatic film holder....

Frank
i like so much your camera
but i like even more your photograph
Just great for tones and composition
that "hand/camera" combination is really powerful

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