Large Format Landscapes

[jon.oman]

View from "The Nab"

Looking down into the Edale Valley and across to Lose Hill in the Peak District National Park, UK. For just over a month or so in late summer, the heather blooms every so vividly! (please click for larger)

Attachment 170181


Chamonix 045N-2, 135mm f5.6 rodenstock sironar N lens@f22, 4s, Fuji Velvia 50, 3 stop hard and 1 stop soft ND graduated filters. Epson V700 scan, lightroom and capture NX2 processing.

Very nice image!

[ndwgolf]

A couple from yesterday. HP5+ LC 29 and for the first time developed in a drum with constant agitation

Neil

[mdm]

One I am specially pleased with. Lake Te Anau, NZ. Pinhole. Shanghai GP3 and D23.

[Arkasha_from_Russia]

Shakuran waterfall, Abkhazia, may 2017.
Nagaoka4x5/nikkor90/acros100/finol by #moersch
Printed on my lovely @fomapanfilm Fomatone 131 with deep selenium toning. 30x40 cm.

[Arkasha_from_Russia]

View from "The Nab"

Looking down into the Edale Valley and across to Lose Hill in the Peak District National Park, UK. For just over a month or so in late summer, the heather blooms every so vividly! (please click for larger)

Attachment 170181


Chamonix 045N-2, 135mm f5.6 rodenstock sironar N lens@f22, 4s, Fuji Velvia 50, 3 stop hard and 1 stop soft ND graduated filters. Epson V700 scan, lightroom and capture NX2 processing.

Is it out of coverage vignette?

[Jim Jones]

Arkasha -- Another fine capture of an intriguing subject.

[rrocap@telefonica.net]

Sinar F2 + 75 grandagon
Rollei ortho + 510pyro
Pont de Besalú


GF_Scan_057 by Ricard Roca, en Flickr


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[ndwgolf]

A couple more 8x10 with HP5+

[Corran]

Helton Creek Falls near Blairsville, GA this morning - Chamonix 45n1, Nikkor 90/8, T-Max 100 dev'd in Pyrocat 1:1:100 in BTZS tubes for 9.5 minutes at 75F:

[ericantonio]

Helton Creek Falls near Blairsville, GA this morning - Chamonix 45n1, Nikkor 90/8, T-Max 100 dev'd in Pyrocat 1:1:100 in BTZS tubes for 9.5 minutes at 75F:

Great image.
Question: I want to use my 90 more with landscape, something like this... was there a front tilt for focus? Or just stopped down a lot?