Large Format Landscapes

[Michal Makowski]

4x5 FP4+ Rodinal

[Ken Lee]

See one aspen and you have seen it again, and again, and again...

These are birch trees (I think),but IMHO it's important that we try to avoid being intimidated by the works of masters, so that we can progress along the path - just as they did.

That's the theory anyhow. :-)

[rpalm]

Very Dreamy

r

4x5 FP4+ Rodinal

[Jim Cole]

Another lovely image, Ken. Reminds me of another...

Thanks - A lot of people make photos of Aspen trees. Hopefully, this one isn't a... clone.

Ken, my comment was meant in a completely complimentary way. No defense needed!

[SMBooth]

4x5 FP4+ Rodinal

Nice Work Michal.

[Ken Lee]

Ken, my comment was meant in a completely complimentary way. No defense needed!

No offense taken. I was just getting philosophical... Rarely a good idea.

Thanks for the compliment... I'll take it. :-)

[jp]

8x10 tmy2 developed in pmk. B&J Rembrandt, 19" B&L Sigmar at f5.6 for 1/30s. I spent an hour outside today in light snow making four photos with this lens. This is the first one to be dry to scan.

[Vaughn]

Ken, my comment was meant in a completely complimentary way. No defense needed!

And my comment was a tongue-in-cheek crack about aspens being clones and a large grove is basically all the same tree.

[papageno]

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7204/6...92bc8222_b.jpg

Taken with red filter and 135mm lens on Rd 149 to Gunnison, Co.

[papageno]

Maybe this time it will show properly.