Large Format Landscapes

[Alberto Bregani]

My first post. Thanks for looking.

Nice One Jeff!
& welcome to the forum !
A

[Holdenrichards]

I recently acquired a Busch Pressman camera, so I put it in my backpack and took it for a hike up to a ridge in my neighborhood. This is a view from Cerro Alto Peak in SLO county.

Peter

Lovely stuff. good work!

[Peter Mounier]

really lovely peter. So Smooth
congrats
Alberto

Thank you Alberto!
I'm looking forward to seeing more of your pictures of the Dolomites, and whatever else you might shoot. Your first couple of photos have been gorgeous!

Peter

[vinny]

Alberto, Nice image. Medium format doesn't belong here though. There's a thread for miniature formats elsewhere on this site.

[Alberto Bregani]

Alberto, Nice image. Medium format doesn't belong here though. There's a thread for miniature formats elsewhere on this site.

Gosh!
Vinny
you're right... I know there's the right thread... i'm already posting there
... bouncing from one thread to another i thought I was in the right one...

very, very sorry ..

[Peter Mounier]

Lovely stuff. good work!

Thank you Holdenrichards

Peter

[Peter Mounier]

Here's another recent scan of an old C41 neg I shot. This is Vericolor 2 type L, shot around 1981 using my old Calumet CC401 and a Schneider Symmar 210mm lens.
It's a view of some volcanic plugs known as The Seven Sisters, looking toward the coast from Cuesta Ridge in SLO county.

Peter

[Hans Berkhout]

hikinig with LF near Lake Louise, AB: L foreground is the Devil's Thumb, rear middle is the Mitre. Canham DLC45, Sironar N 210, 100Tmax in D23.

[Vaughn]

The atmosphere distance is wonderful, Hans.

The lighter area along the left edge of the image was at first distracting as it pulled my attention away from the Mitre. But now I see it as adding a bit of tension into what would otherwise be a static image -- and makes for a much stronger image.

Vaughn

[tgtaylor]

I just printed this on my "new" Epson 2200 for kicks while drinking coffee:

Portal



Somewhere on the Colorado Plateau.

Thomas