Large Format Landscapes

[vphill]

Gorgeous tones and sharp details, well done!
Maybe it could have moved the tripod a little to avoid the tips of the branches on the left side of the sky.
Regards!

Yeah I think that would make the image stronger.

Thanks for the comment.

I like how the clouds turned out.

[bill2424]

I just shot this a couple weeks ago near Lone Pine Ca. in the Alabama Hills

4x5 Zone VI
150mm Tmax 100 HC110
Orange filter

[Steve M Hostetter]

Nice one bill!

[bill2424]

Thank you

[StoneNYC]

I just shot this a couple weeks ago near Lone Pine Ca. in the Alabama Hills

4x5 Zone VI
150mm Tmax 100 HC110
Orange filter

Gorgeous! Just awesome!

[Peter Gomena]

Excellent, Bill! I love the echoing pile of boulders in the foreground.

[bill2424]

Thank you for your comments. It was nice to be camped in that spot to watch the light change as the sun came up.

[Alex Menkov]

I just shot this a couple weeks ago near Lone Pine Ca. in the Alabama Hills

4x5 Zone VI
150mm Tmax 100 HC110
Orange filter

Beautiful!!

[Jose Rodriguez]

I just shot this a couple weeks ago near Lone Pine Ca. in the Alabama Hills

4x5 Zone VI
150mm Tmax 100 HC110
Orange filter

Great shot, I think that this type of strong contrast images are very difficult to realize.
In theory, the HC-110 developer not is the most adequate for the Tmax100 but the tones are very good here. Nice job!
Kind regards!

[austin granger]

Mount Hood


The funny thing about this photo is that it looks like you could easily stroll up to the top from where I'm standing, but in fact it's about 5,000 ft higher (Mt. Hood's peak is at 11,250 ft). I'm planning to try and climb it for the first time this year, but I definitely wont be hauling the view camera.

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