Large Format Landscapes

[EOTS]

Awesome, h2oman!
Love the first one!

[Jose Rodriguez]

I believe I may have used a yellow filter for this, also forgive me it was my second time ever using a LF before and attempting tilts etc.

Though brighter, I believe this has the same tones you spoke of?

Toyo45a, Schneider 90mm f/8 super-angulon at I believe f/22 for 1 second.

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Awesome composition, nice diagonal lines all over the frame.
Gorgeous shot of a beautiful place.
Regards!

[StoneNYC]

Awesome composition, nice diagonal lines all over the frame.
Gorgeous shot of a beautiful place.
Regards!

Well thank you very much!

I was a little disappointed at the slight flare on the upper left but it's grown on me. I've since gotten a compendium shade

[StoneNYC]

Christmas morning, freezing fog

That last one is awesome. What kind of film/dev is that? It almost looks like IR film.

[h2oman]

Thanks, guys. The film was some Ultrafine 125 that I bought in a large package of various films from a forum member. The IR look is due to the fact that the trees were heavily coated with frost.

[OCM]

Horseman 45FA 4X5 Camera
Schneider Apo-Symmar 180mm f/5.6
1/8 seg.@ f/32
Kodak Tmax100

Great! Have you used any filter?
Regards.

[OCM]

one I shot yesterday, 8x10, 12in. wollensak velostigmat f32, fp4
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I like the shadows and contrast in that photo.

[StoneNYC]

Thanks, guys. The film was some Ultrafine 125 that I bought in a large package of various films from a forum member. The IR look is due to the fact that the trees were heavily coated with frost.

I thought that but figured I would ask, thanks, nice work!

[Jose Rodriguez]

Great! Have you used any filter?
Regards.

Thanks for your comment!
Without filters, the naked lens.
Regards!

[Duane Polcou]

Ice, Rock, and Cascade.

Ausable River, Adirondack State Park, New York, USA

Wista VX / Schneider 210mm f5.6 Apo-Symmar lens / Kodak 4x5 Tri-X Pan in Acu-1 developer