Wonderful David. It captures for me the feeling of southeastern France.
Crown Graphic, Nikon 270mm f/6.3 (T Series), Kodak Ektar 100
Sunset at Caney Fork Overlook on the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina - October 2016.
Monte Pelmo, Dolomiti-Italy
4x5 FP4 film, lens 5.6/210 Symmar S, Camera Toyo 45 CF, V700 scan.
Alba sul Pelmo da S. Vito by Giuseppe Tonelotto, su Flickr
Questions- How do you like the 75mm Grandagon? Do you consider it too wide or just right? Do you use a recessed lensboard with it? I was thinking about pairing one with a 4x5 folder. I had a 90mm Super Angulon on a Crown Graphic, but sold it. I like the wide view. Love the depth and drama in the clouds. Thanks, Bob (Sorry, this is in reference to David Hedley's image of Rio Negro, Manaus.)
Hello Roberto - I have lenses on either side of the 75mm (58mm & 90mm), but almost always use the 75mm. It's my favourite lense by far, and fits in my backpack alongside a 180mm & 300mm. I use it on a a Sinar monorail with bag bellows, so I don't need a recessed lenseboard; I always found these tricky to use when I used a folding field camera, and was one of the reasons why I decided to use a Sinar.
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