Large Format Landscapes

[WayneD]

My first time posting so this is a kind of a test to see if I know what I'm doing. I shoot mostly landscapes, and this image (which I hope you will be able to see) was shot with my Shen Hao 4X5, 150mm lens, Fomapan 200 (ei. 100) developed in Pyrocat MC. Now lets see if this works...

[WayneD]

Alright, let me try this again.

[WayneD]

OK, clearly I don't know what I'm doing, at least with regard to retrieving files from a third party server (500px in this case). Maybe I can upload the photo to the forum.

[Vaughn]

Looks beautiful to me, Wayne. One click on the image opens it, another click on it opens it in a new window with great quality at about 5.5" x7.5" on my screen. (Foxfire, mac)

I like the foreground grass highlights...helps to create another layer of depth.

[WayneD]

Thanks for the kind words. I'm beginning to really like Fomapan 200. I'll try to post some more images if I can figure out how to do it.

Looks beautiful to me, Wayne. One click on the image opens it, another click on it opens it in a new window with great quality at about 5.5" x7.5" on my screen. (Foxfire, mac)

I like the foreground grass highlights...helps to create another layer of depth.

[Nodda Duma]

Dry plate. Scan of a glass plate negative hand-coated with a homemade emulsion. Seneca No. 2 at f/16. 12 s exposure. 4"x5"

Marsh in Beaver Brook area of Hollis, NH.

[Robert Brazile]

Nice. I believe your emulsion is a little bit faster than mine.

Robert

[Nodda Duma]

Thanks, Robert. I switched to HC-110 Dil A from Dektol, and this developed so fast that I think I was overexposing, and it's actually 1-2 stops faster than the ISO 0.25 that I thought it was.

[Peter Lewin]

Green Village, NJ; negative scan from HP5+, PMK:

greenvillagemirror1 by Peter Lewin, on Flickr

Comments and critique always welcome.

[JaZ99]

Sadly, my E100G stock is almost completely depleted.


Thor's tongue by JaZ, on Flickr

Graflex 4x5, Fujinon 240/9