Large Format Landscapes

[austin granger]

Fallow Field, Oregon


This might look familiar. It's an alternate view of a scene I posted last year. For the curious, I believe they grow hops here.

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

[atlcruiser]

Deardorff 810
360 Commercial
HP5+ @ 200
Rollo Pyro 12min


11128103.jpg by urbanlandcruiser, on Flickr

[ImSoNegative]

A few landscapes from my first trip into the wild with a LF camera (8x10 DIY, weighs a heck of a ton . The Rila Mountain Range in Bulgaria, all shots have been taken above 6000ft altitude, which made the intensity of uv light a problem, and I lost a considerable degree of photos due to overexposure.
FB graded photopaper at 3-6 ASA
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thats a beautiful waterfall

[David Lobato]

Toyo 45E, 210mm Rodenstock Sironar



Zion National Park

[Nikola Dulgiarov]

ImSoNegative, thanks.

[Japodus]

Well, that's fantastic... It's so different from all the pictures of Plitvice that I have seen, it's like a different world... Fantastic...

Jiri

Thanks Jiri, appreciate your comment !

[Japodus]

Beautiful shot! None of the photos I took when I was there look so wonderful!

Thanks for the comment Stradibarrius, the most beautiful time of the year for nature photography here in my area on the Plitvice Lakes is definitely fall, and winter is a very magical and beautiful, with lots of water very nice is a spring. On the other hand, the summer should definitely be avoided, primarily because of the incredible lots of tourists ( up to 12,000 per day), especially in July and August, which often tend to be very poor with water, and waterfalls are then very small.

[bbarna]

Zanslar Valley (Ladakh, India)
Chamoni 45N, Schneider 135/5,6
Ilford FP4

[Jody_S]

Zanslar Valley (Ladakh, India)
Chamoni 45N, Schneider 135/5,6
Ilford FP4

Very nice. I would have no idea of the scale without the village.

[Jiri Vasina]

Zanslar Valley (Ladakh, India)
Chamoni 45N, Schneider 135/5,6
Ilford FP4

Yes, the scale is not obvious until one looks at the village... Has to be seen large to appreciate... must be wonderful...

Jiri