Large Format Landscapes

[Zaitz]

Sorry Lenny, but I don't like those color scans - too saturated, a lot of magenta, violet, shadows completely closed.

Your BW scans look better.

M

Lenny's scan is fantastic and he got everything possible out of the transparency. The color has nothing to do with him. I've stated it was edited. I do not try and recreate the scene as 'reality' would have it or that was captured on the negative/transparency. The image posted is far from a straight scan.

If Lenny does not want his name associated with the image then I will surely take it off and make an edit over on Flickr.

Austin fantastic photo. I really love the one with the guy on the log in the distance. Really tremendous.

[austin granger]

Vaughn, Holden, Ibenac, Zaitz, Thank you. That one goes way back, a sure sign I need to get off this computer and go make something new.

[Duane Polcou]

Waterfall. Hackelbarney SP, NJ.

Wista 4x5 / 90mm f8 Calumet Caltar WII / Ilford HP-5 / Kodak D-23 Developer

[mikebarger]

The tree

A tree in the Dutch nature reserve Loonse & Drunense Duinen. I had noticed this tree a couple of months ago. Because of the background a fog covered day was needed to photograph it. Last Sunday proved perfect.

Technical details: Cambo Wide with 5,6 65mm Super-Angulon lens ad f/22, orange filter, Ilford XP2 super.

Excellent work !!!!!

[Nana Sousa Dias]

I like this one best. It is very nice.

Thanks, Edward.

[SamReeves]

Waterfall. Hackelbarney SP, NJ.

Wista 4x5 / 90mm f8 Calumet Caltar WII / Ilford HP-5 / Kodak D-23 Developer

Makes me want to have a drink right now.

Very nice!

[EOTS]

Dachstein as seen from Vorderer Gosausee, Austria, January 2012

Flickr Page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/martinj...n/photostream/
On Black: http://www.flickr.com/photos/martinj...ream/lightbox/

[J. Fada]

[J. Fada]

Something a little different.

[Shailendra]

Something a little different.

I love minimalism like this.