Process lens used for Landscape

[peterkinchington]

I used a 300mm f/10 process lens on my 4x5 for a Landscape photo of Treeferns and Mountain Ash (Eucalyptus regnans) near my home in Victoria, Australia. I took it whilst there was a light veil of fog. The exposure was 15 mins at f/90 on fomapan 100.

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[Colin Robertson]

That's a really delicate and beautiful image Peter. Very well executed.

[Dan Fromm]

Hmm. That looks much like an illustration -- woodcut? -- out of a 19th century book on natural history.

[Alan9940]

Love the tones in that image! Just beautiful!

[consummate_fritterer]

Absolutely stunning!!

[jon.oman]

Wonderful!

[ScottPhotoCo]

That's a beautiful image and you calculated reciprocity perfectly. Quite a feat for Foma! Bravo!

[peterkinchington]

Thankyou everybody for your positive feedback. Dan in the 1850's there were some beautiful landscape paintings that were done of the Dandenong Ranges - Many of the Mountain Ash were huge then - much like the Giant Sequoias in California. We still have some huge trees.
Cheers Peter (Kanga)

[chassis]

I used a 300mm f/10 process lens on my 4x5 for a Landscape photo of Treeferns and Mountain Ash (Eucalyptus regnans) near my home in Victoria, Australia. I took it whilst there was a light veil of fog. The exposure was 15 mins at f/90 on fomapan 100.

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This is really nice.

[hiend61]

Wow!. Beautiful. Nice composition, great tonality.

[peterkinchington]

Wow!. Beautiful. Nice composition, great tonality.

Hi hiend61,
Thanks for your compliments. I was pleased with the results.
Cheers Peter (Kanga)