Show off your Large Format camera!

[Photojeep]

My Ebony 4SU trying to capture the Worms Head Peninsular, Gower, Wales..



The result

Tim,
What is that "pack" hanging from your tripod? I have been looking for something like that.

Thanks,
Randy

[timparkin]

Tim,
What is that "pack" hanging from your tripod? I have been looking for something like that.

It's a Gnassgear Quickload holder..

http://blog.timparkin.co.uk/2007/10/...ad-holder.html

I'm not sure Justin Gnass is in business anymore though.

Tim

Another couple of pictures



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[Eric James]

I like this trend - the set up and the resulting shot. Robert - can we see your shot from that day?

[Turner Reich]

http://gnassgear.com/

You can get right here.

[Daniel_Buck]

I like this trend - the set up and the resulting shot.

I do too!

[Steve Gledhill]

My Zone VI earning its keep ...

Excellent idea to show the setup and the result. Here's the result of my setup in Yosmite - taken a few minutes before the snapshot of my camera:

[Darren H]

This morning in the park.

Arca-Swiss Discovery, 210mm lens at infinity, rise, Compendium Shade, Quickload Holder.

[Darren H]

I like the idea of showing the camera set up and the final image. Here is one from the reaches of west Texas-the Guadalupe Mountains.

Camera set up on location at the rocks and the final image.

The final image is with a Fujinon 125mm lens (at the time it was taken it was my only lens).

[Pat Kearns]

My 5x7 Pony Premo No 3, light and compact. My 4x5 Tachihara.

[Robert A. Zeichner]

I like this trend - the set up and the resulting shot. Robert - can we see your shot from that day?

If you are referring to the scene of Rainbow Falls at Watkin's Glen, I just printed it this evening. 11x14 is too big for my scanner, but I'll see what I can come up with tomorrow.