Large Format Landscapes

[Nana Sousa Dias]

The tree

A tree in the Dutch nature reserve Loonse & Drunense Duinen. I had noticed this tree a couple of months ago. Because of the background a fog covered day was needed to photograph it. Last Sunday proved perfect.

Technical details: Cambo Wide with 5,6 65mm Super-Angulon lens ad f/22, orange filter, Ilford XP2 super.

Excellent...

Ilford XP2? Was this shot with a medium format back?

[lbenac]

The tree

A tree in the Dutch nature reserve Loonse & Drunense Duinen. I had noticed this tree a couple of months ago. Because of the background a fog covered day was needed to photograph it. Last Sunday proved perfect.

Technical details: Cambo Wide with 5,6 65mm Super-Angulon lens ad f/22, orange filter, Ilford XP2 super.

Beautiful shot. If I may, I think that it might look even better without the large black border.

Cheers,

Luc

[Corran]

Here is a quaint house in Thomasville, GA. I love the live oaks and regal antebellum houses in this town.

Schneider APO 150mm, T-Max 100 film.

[Frank Bunnik]

Thanks for the compliments. Yes, I used a 6x9 back.

[Sergio]

The tree

A tree in the Dutch nature reserve Loonse & Drunense Duinen. I had noticed this tree a couple of months ago. Because of the background a fog covered day was needed to photograph it. Last Sunday proved perfect.

Technical details: Cambo Wide with 5,6 65mm Super-Angulon lens ad f/22, orange filter, Ilford XP2 super.

Hi Frank, good shot, I like much this "ring of lord" atmosphere.

[Ken Lee]

Massachusetts, 2011
Tachihara Field Camera, 200mm Nikkor M
4x5 TMY, D-23

Dunno if I like it. Comments welcome, as always.

[Louie Powell]

Walpack Bridge, near Walpack, NJ. At about 6am. Zone VI Lightweight, Caltar 210mm lens. Efke 100 rated EI 50, in HC-110 dilution H for 11 minutes

[austin granger]

Fallow Field, Oregon



http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

[Frank Bunnik]

Nice photo Austin. I like the tones. Kinda weird location.

[austin granger]

Nice photo Austin. I like the tones. Kinda weird location.

Thanks Frank. I always enjoy looking at your photos when they come up on flickr.