Large Format Landscapes

[ImSoNegative]

One shot today, 5x7 Rittreck View, 210mm fujinon, ilford delta 100

autumn on the river by goldenimageworks65, on Flickr

[jesse]

Ebony 4x5, Ross Protarlinse 6 1/2", HP5, D-76

[Robert Langham]

Up near Lake Tenaya. Ansels Lightning bolt rock.


A larger view, showing how we wet it down.


I shot a reverse. Great area up there.


Those quartz veins run all through the granite across from Lake Tenaya. Needed to take a step stool to get up a little higher.

[dodphotography]

Plum Island
Portra 100T (expired)
Ritter 8x10
Nikkor 300 w/ Lee Big Stopper

[Kirk Gittings]

Very well done, Kirk. The center one really does it for me. Beautiful.

Just saw this Harley. Thank you.

[Robert Langham]

Weston's 1936 Juniper up over Lake Tenaya.



Another view. Afternoon light. Morning much better.


Many Weston junipers in the area.

[Vaughn]

Up near Lake Tenaya. Ansels Lightning bolt rock...

A larger view, showing how we wet it down...Needed to take a step stool to get up a little higher.

How beer did you have to drink to be able to wet it down so well?

[JeRuFo]

That morning shot of the juniper is spectacular, Robert. Great composition and the dappled sunlight on the rocks gives it great depth.

Jewan

[nede]

Hello guys and gals,
I've was given some fomapan 100iso 8x10 sheets
First time doing film, I've got only my DSLR to measure light, are they any advice you can share to shoot some close range landscape? (I uselly do wetplate)
I was told: spot measure on the shadows I want some details in and then underexpose by 2 stops (I develop with rodinal 1+50)
thank you , this thread is very inspiring!

[JeRuFo]

Hi nede,
That is how I shoot it too (shadows at -2), my EI is ISO 32. Don't forget about reciprocity failure with fomapan, that can get you to wetplate times quickly. A reasonably accurate list can be found here: http://consumptive.org/technical/Fom...ild_Effect.pdf