Another landscape thread

[Bryan Lemasters]

Thanks Carey!

[walter23]

Nothing to win any awards here, but I finally got back to 4x5 last week after a hiatus of many months. Consider this a stagnation-breaking effort! The default "interesting tree closeup" subject matter:

[walter23]

This will be my last image for a while, since I am about to become very busy within the oil and gas sector, doing my real world tasks this fall and winter, and where I will keep the image here for a very short period of time, due to issues mentioned previously...

Very nice, Jim. Imagine it looks even better printed.

[David Hedley]

Those damn Geese that poop on your lawn look better on the Lake...

Frank, that's really excellent. Here's something in a similar vein;

Sakhalin, from northern Hokkaido (near Wakkanai)


Fuji G617, Tri-X. I seem to have lost my exposure notes from this day, but it probably involved f/22 or f/32 and a yellow filter.

[Colin Graham]

Carey and Bryan, you're very kind.

Bryan, that is a great shot, love the separation in the hills. Lyrical is a great way to put it.

[eddie]

somewhere out near capital reef back in sept. thanks to all who suggested i go there....it was awesome.

i saw this shot under perfect skies. went back set up and then of course the light was gone.....i hung around waiting and it paid off. i plan to print it tonight....the print should blow away the scan ( my scanning sucks).

4x5...not sure which lens....i want to say 90mm but it was more likely the 159 wolly....

eddie

[eddie]

here is another from capital reef.

8x10 with my turner reich triple using the 20 inch element. yellow filter. printed on ilford warmtone RC using a #3 filter.

cheers

eddie

[Jess C]

A view from Picacho Peak.

Wista 4x5 SP fitted with a Wista 6x7 roll film back, T-Max 100, D:76 1:1

[gevalia]

1st icicles of the season.



TMAX400 in Prescysol EF, Goerz 14" on 4x5

[Miguel Coquis]

Eggs land:-)