Large Format Landscapes

[RenoAmiens]

[IMG]_DSC1360 by renaud henry, sur Flickr[/IMG]

TOYO 4X5 G
Super Angulon 90
Fomapan 100 in rodinal 1+50
"scanned" with a Nikon D 700
Gorges de la Dourbie in southern France

[Corran]

Gulf Islands National Seashore - Ocean Springs, Mississippi
Korona/Deardorff 8x20, 305mm f/9 G-Claron, Ilford HP5+, HC-110 dil. H, 10:00 @ 21C

[Cursor Major]

Wast Water, Lake District, 2018
Graflex Super Graphic
Fuji Pro160NS
135mm Fujinon WS

[David Schaller]

Wast Water, Lake District, 2018
Graflex Super Graphic
Fuji Pro160NS
135mm Fujinon WS

Beautiful shot of a beautiful place. I was just there a couple of weeks ago, but did not have a large format camera. I climbed Great Gable, the middle mountain in your picture. Thanks for posting.

[scheinfluger_77]

Gulf Islands National Seashore - Ocean Springs, Mississippi
Korona/Deardorff 8x20, 305mm f/9 G-Claron, Ilford HP5+, HC-110 dil. H, 10:00 @ 21C

Nice! Nice! Bryan. So the 305 will cover that format....? How is it the G-Claron’s have so much more coverage than shown in the spec’s...

[Corran]

Thanks Steve. The 305 barely covers - and specifically, the earlier Dagor type GC, which is less common. It fits into a #2 Compur shutter (also uncommon and somewhat variable in size/thread). There's a few threads on the subject around (like this one I made on my two 305 lenses).

[Ulophot]

Captivating! Such musical clouds moving about, and the soft tonality is a wonderful complement.

[Ulophot]

Very handsome composition and tonality.

[Corran]

Early Morning, Shepard State Park - Gautier, Mississippi

Summers in Mississippi bring lots of rain, and consequently lots of humidity. When I take my lenses out first thing, they instantly fog up from the humidity compared to my car. I wipe them down and get to shooting. I've often thought it would be interesting to see how they image with the fogged glass. This time, I guess the inside surface was also very foggy or re-fogged and so I got my test, unintentionally. I like the result.

Mercury 4x5, 47mm XL, TMX, FX-39:

[Vaughn]

Taking my 8x10 to somewhere the sun actually shines can be interesting. I'll be looking at the GG and the image slowly disintergrates as steam builds up in the bellows. I have to take the lens and back off to air it out. When I have not caught it, the results are less than yours, Bryan.