Large Format Landscapes

[wentbackward]

Here again.

Ebony SV45U2,Voiglander Collinear 15CM F12.5

This is totally amazing!

[jayabbas]

I fail to see any difference between landscapes taken with Large Format equipment, and anything else. It's just a lot more work with the camera, and somewhat less in the darkroom.

You need to look at a "real deal hanging on the wall 16x20 or larger silver halide photograph" made by a master photographer to appreciate L/F . 35mm will fall way short in the "wow" department. I also like looking at the old" Grossbild Technik" german large format magazines to see the stunning quality of big neg's -- that the difference.

[mdm]

I fail to see any difference between landscapes taken with Large Format equipment, and anything else. It's just a lot more work with the camera, and somewhat less in the darkroom.

You are not seeing them but a representation on a monitor.

[h2oman]

He's yanking your chain - ignore him! One of the forum curmudgeons...

[kurtdriver]

Bill's post is two and a half years old, guys.

[DJG]

Quick and dirty scan.
APX 100
Xenar 210mm

[AA3NK]

This is the first picture I have ever seen of anything green in that part of the country! Very nice.
Bob

[scm]

This is the first picture I have ever seen of anything green in that part of the country! Very nice.
Bob

Thank you! You are right, it's not even green like this every year and not for long when it is. Usually.

[Scratched Glass]

one of the first few shots taken with the new portra 160.

Lovely shot. If I make the switch back to color neg film it will be Portra 160

[algarzai]

this is encouraging
here is my first and humble contribution... i have a long way to go so please feel free to comment and critique


AlHadba - Saudi Arabia by agarzai, on Flickr