Large Format Landscapes

[Scott Schroeder]

Kirk I also really enjoy all three. I believe I've seen the first one before. I'd love to see that second one in person. How large did you print them?

[Thomas Greutmann]

Marty, t0aster, Peter and Andrew: thank you very much.

Greetings, Thomas

[David Hedley]

Evening light, Lustrafjord (Sognefjord), Norway



Linhof Master Technika with Grandagon 90mm, TMAX 400 developed in XTOL 1:1

Greetings, Thomas

Thomas, that's excellent! The small wisps of cloud just appearing behind the slopes of the fjord are both whimsical and beautiful.

These three images from my artist residency at The Petrified Forest are currently being exhibited at the Albuquerque Museum:Attachment 124067Attachment 124068Attachment 124069

Three superb images there, Kirk. The second - Portal - resonates strongly with me.

[Deval]

Excellent work on all three Kirk. Mind sharing dev and print info

[pdmoylan]

These three images from my artist residency at The Petrified Forest are currently being exhibited at the Albuquerque Museum:Attachment 124067Attachment 124068Attachment 124069

Masterful.

[Kirk Gittings]

Thanks all for the kind words.

Scott,

Kirk I also really enjoy all three. I believe I've seen the first one before. I'd love to see that second one in person. How large did you print them?

Yes I posted an unfinished version of the first one before. I prefer not to print too large, 11x14 or 16x20 usually.

Deval, Phillips 4x5, images 1&2 with a Nikkor 120 SW. 3 with a 210 Symmar S, All with B&W orange filter, Ilford FP4+ in Pyrocat HD.

[Ari]

These three images from my artist residency at The Petrified Forest are currently being exhibited at the Albuquerque Museum:Attachment 124067Attachment 124068Attachment 124069

Dramatic and striking images, Kirk; masterful work.
My preference leans toward the first image, but I can appreciate the comments made by others on the other two images as well.

[Jerry Bodine]

These three images from my artist residency at The Petrified Forest are currently being exhibited at the Albuquerque Museum:Attachment 124067Attachment 124068Attachment 124069

Kirk, the first image is a bell ringer for sure. I recall when you posted it recently and the discussion about the tilting cloud. I get the distinct feeling that the left end of the cloud is nearer than the right end, resulting in a converging lines effect (e.g., railroad tracks converging to a point in the distance). Could that have been the case?

[Thomas Greutmann]

Thomas, that's excellent! The small wisps of cloud just appearing behind the slopes of the fjord are both whimsical and beautiful.

Thank you David.

Greetings, Thomas

[jp]

These three images from my artist residency at The Petrified Forest are currently being exhibited at the Albuquerque Museum:Attachment 124067Attachment 124068Attachment 124069

I like the rain photos best; perhaps because of symbolism that goes with it in a dry area.
The second photo which seems to be the same geography, looks like it does not belong with the others. To me (as someone who lives near the ocean), looks like a sea scene with the clouds opening up for the sun. It is exhibit-worthy as well!