Large Format Landscapes

[austin granger]

Mount St. Helens


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[StoneNYC]

Mount St. Helens


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Wow, like an island on the ocean of the sky... Powerful.

[Vaughn]

All the elements seem to come together well in your composition, H20man. The light water area is nicely held by the canyon walls, and one's eye can bounce between the different tonalities in the walls. All makes for a visually active image.

[David Hedley]

Morteratsch glacier, Engadine

Sinar F, Rodenstock Grandagon-N 75mm, Fuji Acros / Xtol 1:1

[D-tach]

Shiprock from a couple weeks back. There is a pretty good track that crosses the South Dike up near the rock. Once you drive up, the road crosses and there is a track going over and West. Nice spot for afternoon light. Big enough to park and turn around. (I've slept up there in a car, though in general, sleeping on the South side can get sporty.) Scrambled out along the dike away from the rock. The shadow swings South in the Summer, (and North in the Winter). This was past the solstice by 40 days or so. Nice spot just past a fin where I could set up the camera on top. 120mm I think. This is an iphone copy of a straight contact proof. Can't wait to give it a real shake in the enlarger.

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I keep coming back to this one... amazing capture and perfect positioning of those 2 shadows... NICE!

[Vaughn]

I posted this image over in the Alt Photo thread, also

I am matting up this older Platinum/palladium print (from an 8x10 camera neg), so I thought I'd toss it on the HP scanner/printer.

Looking Down Prairie Creek
Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park

[Jim Cole]

Morteratsch glacier, Engadine

Sinar F, Rodenstock Grandagon-N 75mm, Fuji Acros / Xtol 1:1

I like the way the face of the cliff looks like liquid rock.

[Robert Langham]

I'd love to back up a little...and get higher but I was at the limit of tripod, slope and a stack of rocks! The camera was so high I couldn't see the top edge of the ground glass-bottom edge of the photo. Vertical interesting, (shot it), but not as much. For me. Just brush up above. Wish I had a 110. I've told myself several times to take a short ladder back there but haven't.



The Shiprock shadow is pretty well described. First shot at both of them today in the darkroom. iphone images off the sheet of glass over the fixer tray.

[Holdenrichards]

My tripod was quite a ways above the water's edge, so I've opted instead for the landscapes thread to house this one. Brutally honest critiques welcome.

Amazing image, well done!

[Vaughn]

The face of the Glacier reminded me of one of my NZ glacier images...

16x20 Silver Gelatin from 4x5 (TMax100)
Gowland PocketView