I love this one, awesome! Images like these make me want to try color and specifically Fuji 160 NS.Originally Posted by spkennedy3000
Fuji 160 NS, Toyo VX-125b, Schneider 72mm Super Angulon.
Re: Large Format Landscapes
I love this one, awesome! Images like these make me want to try color and specifically Fuji 160 NS.Fuji 160 NS, Toyo VX-125b, Schneider 72mm Super Angulon.
Bush in lava field, Mojave National Monument
Side lighted cholla and Saguaro cacti, Saguaro National Monument, AZ
Fun desert images, Bruce.
In honor of your home state, here’s one of the Russian Orthodox in the Alaskan landscape.
Tachi 4x5
Fuji A 240mm/9
Velvia-100
Epson 4990/Epson Scan
Looks great Preston - makes me wish I was back in Yosemite for this spring myself. The colors are great!
I've got another from deep down Taylor Creek Canyon in Zion National Park.
Tachihara 4x5, Schneider S.A. 90 f/8, Fuji Velvia 50
Lovely depth of colour, Tyler. The erosion makes the cliff face look like Jacob's ladder.
Here is one from yesterday, from Cully on Lac Léman;
Sinar F, Fujinon 90mm, Ilford Delta 100 / PMK Pyro
Thanks David - Man, "Jacob's Ladder" would have been a way better title, particularly with the religious overtones of Zion. I can never title my photos well. :-P
Lovely black and white tones in your post. I have much to learn about B&W work. I need to get on board with a Pyro developer for my FP4+. I'm using HC110 and feel like that's not a great choice.
Beautiful image - magical indeed. (posted 4/18/11)
Heroique,
Is that the church near Nikiski? I haven't been to that church since they insisted on charging me for taking a photograph.
Bruce
Mike, thanks a lot, MMElvis, thanks also and yes that is me! Elrooster thanks also, go for it! I must admit though I would probably use Portra, but it is almost double the cost of Fuji 160 here...
Cambo Wide 580, 58mm Super Angulon, Fomapan 100:
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