Vaughn - The Yosemite photo was taken after a big tour group hopped back onto their bus. There were a lot of curious onlookers and I did get some questions from the tour guide. It was really nice to get all the space to myself for a brief moment, after everyone left. Attached is a digital shot right before I took the LF shot.
Wally - I used Provia 100F.
Oh, Belle! That is the shot you should have gotten with the 8x10! Talk about a true "Sense of Place"! Love it!
Vaughn
PS...it looks like a diorama entitled "Modern California Tourists in Their Natural Habitat"
Vaughn - I wish I had the dexterity to pull it off. I hope I'll get there soon.
I did make one attempt at taking photos with people in it. Unfortunately, I used an old, outdated Kodak Ektachrome 100 from the person I purchased some of my equipment from (I won't do that again). The photo has a brownish cast to it. Shot with 8x10 Deardorff, Rodenstock 240mm, f/45 @ 1/2 sec.
Here is the one I took along the trail to Lower Yosemite Falls.
Scanned 8x10 carbon print.
Sorry I can't post it directly.
vaughn
http://bostick-sullivan.invisionzone...&req=si&img=41
Great work! Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful work, Vaughn. Carbon printing is a process I'd love to learn more about. It's also one of the things that make me wish I had more room than a studio apartment.
-Chris
Attached is a recent photograph that took in the High Desert. Apple Shed Restaurant, Tehachapi, California. 8x10 Deardorff, 240mm Rodentstock, f/45 @ 1/15 sec., Fujichrome Provia, 100F.
Mojave Desert Bank. It had a 70ish look about it. It was extremely windy which help me capture the flag nicely. Shot with Deardorff 8x10, 240mm Rodenstock, f/22 @ 1/30 sec, Fujichrome, Provia 100F.
Blue Rock off the 223 Bear Mountain Blvd., CA. Deardorff 8x10, Rodenstock, f45@ 1/15 sec, Fujicrhome Provia 100.
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