Large Format Landscapes

[Zaitz]

"Schlögener Schlinge", Danube river, July 2011.

Flickr Page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/martinj...n/photostream/


Toyo 45AII, Rodenstock 75mm Grandagon-N

Really awesome shot Martin! You tamed the contrast really well there even with Velvia 50!

[EOTS]

Thanks SergeiR, Zaitz!

[SamReeves]

"Schlögener Schlinge", Danube river, July 2011.

Flickr Page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/martinj...n/photostream/


Toyo 45AII, Rodenstock 75mm Grandagon-N

That is a winner for sure. Nice.

[J Hoff]

"Schlögener Schlinge", Danube river, July 2011.

Flickr Page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/martinj...n/photostream/


Toyo 45AII, Rodenstock 75mm Grandagon-N

Martin, when I first saw this photo of yours on Flickr, it caused me to find its location on Google Maps. I then used Satellite View, and I discovered a couple of farmhouses that are on top of the hill, about 55% across your photo.

The farmhouses look grand. I think they would be quite nice. One even has a swimming pool. I imagine I could scoop one of them up for just a few million euros...

[EOTS]

@Sam: thanks! :-)

@J Hoff: Around here? http://maps.google.com/maps?q=48.447...=UTF8&t=m&z=15
I guess they would be even cheaper!
BTW, they have funny street names: "Dorf 11" is like "Village" with house number 11

Best,

[Corran]

This shot is from Providence Canyon, GA. Due to poor farming techniques, these canyons were artificially created. The landscape here looks nothing like the rest of GA, it's quite interesting. For some strange reason I lugged my 8x10 camera all over the park, but only took two shots. Here's the first, taken with my Kodak Century Universal, a 210mm Graphic Kowa lens (thanks Zach!), on Ilford HP5+. I think I shot it at f/64 and 1/30 or something like that:



Comments welcome.

[Corran]

And the second image, taken with a Nikkor 120mm f/8 lens:

[Vaughn]

And the second image, taken with a Nikkor 120mm f/8 lens...]

Who needs more than two such exposures! Well done! Vaughn

[Corran]

Who needs more than two such exposures! Well done! Vaughn

Thank you! That means a lot coming from such a fine photographer such as yourself!

[cpercy]

Corran those are both very nice. And this is the result of bad farming practices? Looks like a really cool place to visit.