post your urban landscapes

[Zaitz]

I really like the Portra one too, but it is a real pity about the flare.

Thanks. It's the second time now it has flared pretty good. I am going to try and avoid direct sunlight like this with the Kowa. Probably common sense but coming from digital the lenses there behave quite well in that regard, generally.

Great color! I like this shot better.

Thanks. I find the colors of the Velvia purer. Both were exposed to pretty much silhouette the refinery and maintain highlights and color saturation so shadow detail in both is limited. If I hadn't moved the position of the camera slightly I would have been able to composite the bridge from Portra into the Velvia photo to gain that extra detail. The Portra was edited to look a bit like the Velvia, but I didn't give it my best effort since I wasn't as fond of the result/flare.

[LelandRay]

Tri X and a Speed Graphic 4x5.

[urs0polar]

Here are two of my first 8x10 outside shots:

[vinny]

I-80, wyoming by vinnywalsh.com, on Flickr
somewhere along I-80 in wyoming. 135mm sironar-s, E100S, drum scan.

[mitch.goddard]

Here are two of my first 8x10 outside shots:

These are great, where did you take them from? I've been looking for a nice accessible rooftop for a while now.

[urs0polar]

These are great, where did you take them from? I've been looking for a nice accessible rooftop for a while now.

Thanks so much!! They are taken from my building's roof, near Bryant Park. It's open during the summer, let me know.

[viablex1]

Paper Mill, Oregon City





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

damn this is nice , is this active?

[johnmsanderson]

The skyline, as seen from Blissville.

[Geoffsco]

Gardeners Rd, Rosebery by Geoff A Roberts, on Flickr

[path_rider]

first LF test shots in urban
Nikor 135/f4.5 & HP5Plus well expired on Microphen 1+3