Large Format Landscapes

[Jim Becia]

I found one more image that I forgot I had completed. This is an image from southern Utah. It was taken with an Ebony 8x10 and a Nikkor 150SW and if my memory serves me correctly with Velvia 50, however it is possible it is Velvia 100.

[vinny]

Nautilus is pretty cool, Jim. Man, I love utah.

[Harley Goldman]

Haven't had much time for working on any new film scans. I finally fine tuned a couple from last year. Both images taken in Zion National Park with an Ebony 8x10. Not sure of the lenses used, but I think the scrub oak tree was with a Nikkor 450 (pretty sure of that one) and the box elder tree was with a 300 or possibly a 210. Film was Velvia 50.

Nice pair of images. I like both.

[Harley Goldman]

I found one more image that I forgot I had completed. This is an image from southern Utah. It was taken with an Ebony 8x10 and a Nikkor 150SW and if my memory serves me correctly with Velvia 50, however it is possible it is Velvia 100.

I think I would prefer this one in B&W. Nice pattern and abstract look.

[ImSoNegative]

One shot today, Calumet C1, 24in. Artar, xray film

cherokee lake by john golden, on Flickr

[youdogsgit]

Love it

[youdogsgit]

Storm over Cascade Canyon by Michael Schomer, on Flickr

Camera: Ebony RSW45
Lens: Schneider APO-Symmar 150mm
Film: Fujifilm Acros, ISO 64
Development: Ilfotec DD-X 1:6, 20 deg C, 4:00 minutes, BTZS Tubes

So good. Love it.

[Jim Becia]

I think I would prefer this one in B&W. Nice pattern and abstract look.

Harley,

I figured you might, but I had no black and white with me. Maybe next time.

[Harley Goldman]

Convert it in PS?

[BetterSense]

It is easy to contact print tansparency film to B&W film as well. Or projection print it for that matter. Either way allows use of color filters as well.