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15-Jul-2012, 19:15
jp

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Nice stuff especially Cpercy!

http://jason.philbrook.us/~jp/scans/2012/img732s.jpg

Birch Point Beach state park, Owls Head ME
trioplan 210mm at f8. 4x5 tmy2 in pyrocat-hd.
16-Jul-2012, 08:53
SamReeves

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Originally Posted by austin granger

Boardwalk, Clay Hills, John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, Oregon
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7267/7...e0cecc5d_b.jpg

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

I feel like taking a stroll now. Very nice!
16-Jul-2012, 09:32
Nana Sousa Dias

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Beautifull.
16-Jul-2012, 09:33
Nana Sousa Dias

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Perfect composition and tones.
16-Jul-2012, 09:34
Nana Sousa Dias

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Jody_S

Love this one.

Me too...
16-Jul-2012, 09:35
Nana Sousa Dias

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Quote:

Originally Posted by austin granger

Boardwalk, Clay Hills, John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, Oregon
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7267/7...e0cecc5d_b.jpg

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

Perfect composition and tones.
16-Jul-2012, 18:57
austin granger

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Heroique, Sam, and Nana, Thank you, I appreciate that. The thing that struck me about this boardwalk is that they installed it to prevent people from marking up the hills with their footprints, but in doing so, they made the platform the dominating element in the landscape! At least it was for me. Anyway though, thanks again.
16-Jul-2012, 20:17
cpercy

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Originally Posted by austin granger

Fantastic! And what amazing timing on that cloud, or did you stand there all day? :) I am curious as to the scale of the crosses; are they sticks or are they twenty feet tall? And what do they mark?

The crosses are a roadside memorial to accident victims about 3'-4' tall maybe and I'm no where near patient enough to wait all day, just got lucky.

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Originally Posted by Renato Tonelli

Yes!

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Originally Posted by Jody_S

Love this one.

Quote:

Originally Posted by John Rodriguez

Wow, lots to think about with this one. I'd buy a print of this.

Trade?

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Originally Posted by zenny

Minimalism captured to the best! Lovely minimalistic shot!! Thumbs up, cpercy!!! :-D

/zenny

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Originally Posted by SamReeves

No bad processing according to my eyes! Nice one.

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Originally Posted by Heroique

Your ethereal shot reminded me of this one I did in Montana.

At 10,000 feet under low-scudding clouds.

I chose a quick shutter speed for a solid-mass (not ethereal) feel – fun for me to compare.

Tachi 4x5
Schneider 150mm/9 g-claron
Ilford FP4+ (in Rodinal 1:50)
Epson 4990/Epson Scan

Thanks everyone for the comments.
16-Jul-2012, 21:32
lbenac

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A quick shot from the ferry.

Saber Xenar 150/5.6 HP5+ Pyrocat HD

http://www.lucbenacphoto.com/img/s3/...29464248-4.jpg

Cheers,

Luc
17-Jul-2012, 01:37
neprosti

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Jiri Vasina
super, bardzo mnie się podoba, piękne maki
17-Jul-2012, 01:40
neprosti

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Originally Posted by AbsolutelyN

http://www.absolutelynothing.co.uk/u...gs-NP-1000.jpg

Black Clouds and Silver Linings
Ebony RSW45, Nikon 65 on TMax 100 (one of my last remaining readyloads)

super
17-Jul-2012, 05:03
RmFrase

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Blanca Peak, Blanca, Colorado
Shen-Hao TZ45II-B 4x5
210mm, Yellow Filter
Efke 25 ISO
Scanned on Epson V700

Metered with Sekonic L758DR

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8021/7...4e66142c_b.jpg
17-Jul-2012, 06:30
John Rodriguez

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cpercy

Trade?

Definitely
17-Jul-2012, 07:05
GIO

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Quote:

Originally Posted by bbarna

Attachment 77174
Salar de Uyuni (Bolivia)
Chamonix 45n1
Schneider 135/5.6
Provia 100

Wonderful! I like very much.
17-Jul-2012, 07:54
Steve M Hostetter

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This is two shots combined in camera 4x5" Hostilux 58mm..

The shot you see of the tree roots and rocks are of Prophet's rock where the brother of the great chief Tecumseh chanted a curse on the United States presidents.. for more info google "the curse"
The shot of the grass and field was taken at Prophetstown state park.Attachment 77347
17-Jul-2012, 11:54
Heroique

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve M Hostetter

This is two shots combined in camera 4x5 Hostilux 58mm.

Steve, like the ghostly strangeness, and story about Tecumseh.

And just where have you been lately?

Out taking pictures again? ;^)
17-Jul-2012, 12:24
vinny

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve M Hostetter

This is two shots combined in camera 4x5" Hostilux 58mm..

The shot you see of the tree roots and rocks are of Prophet's rock where the brother of the great chief Tecumseh chanted a curse on the United States presidents.. for more info google "the curse"
The shot of the grass and field was taken at Prophetstown state park.Attachment 77347

cool man, real cool.
17-Jul-2012, 12:25
Steve M Hostetter

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Heroique

Steve, like the ghostly strangeness, and story about Tecumseh.

And just where have you been lately?

Out taking pictures again? ;^)

Heroique, I had to get back in the trenches, "as they say" here lately I got a boost of inspiration.. ;^)
17-Jul-2012, 12:27
Steve M Hostetter

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Originally Posted by vinny

cool man, real cool.

Thanks Vinny, to be honest it was a surprize:D
17-Jul-2012, 23:27
cpercy

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'Anvil Cloud'

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8017/7...c54aeed8_b.jpg
18-Jul-2012, 04:09
mikebarger

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Nice shot of a building storm.
18-Jul-2012, 05:18
civich

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RM,
Thought you might enjoy this view of Blanca Peak from the opposite (north)side of your view. A nice, cool draught for a hot summer. Blanca Peak from the upper Huerfano valley after an October storm. 8x10 Delta 100, 240 Fuji.-Chris

Attachment 77405

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Originally Posted by RmFrase

Blanca Peak, Blanca, Colorado
Shen-Hao TZ45II-B 4x5
210mm, Yellow Filter
Efke 25 ISO
Scanned on Epson V700

Metered with Sekonic L758DR

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8021/7...4e66142c_b.jpg
18-Jul-2012, 05:31
RmFrase

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Quote:

Originally Posted by civich

RM,
Thought you might enjoy this view of Blanca Peak from the opposite (north)side of your view. A nice, cool draught for a hot summer. Blanca Peak from the upper Huerfano valley after an October storm. 8x10 Delta 100, 240 Fuji.-Chris

Attachment 77405

Very Nice! Looks like one can get to that area (partially) by possibly County Road 580?
18-Jul-2012, 10:45
civich

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Originally Posted by RmFrase

Very Nice! Looks like one can get to that area (partially) by possibly County Road 580?

Yeah, hit 580 out of Gardner and after you pass through the Singing River ranch it turns into FR408 which leads through the Nat'l. Forest to the Lily Lake trailhead at about 10,000 ft elev. It's not a jeep trail though high clearance is recommended and if you have low range you will use it. There is about three or four miles of virtually flat valley walk til the climb up to the cirque where Lily Lake lies - splendid views the whole way. There are four fourteeners in the Blanca massif which you can climb if your'e so inclined! - Chris
18-Jul-2012, 14:49
jvuokko

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Originally Posted by vinny

Jukka,
That's simple and fantastic.

Thank you!
18-Jul-2012, 15:20
Heroique

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Here’s a gloomy rain forest on a cloudless day.

I forfeited the sunshine to get the maple trunks.

Olympic Mountains, down by the seaside, Wash. state.

Tachi 4x5
Schneider XL 110mm/5.6 (6 sec. @ f/22)
Ilford FP4+ in extremely dilute HC-110
Crop on Ilford mc/rc paper
Epson 4990/Epson Scan
18-Jul-2012, 16:00
Peter De Smidt

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Quote:

Originally Posted by bbarna

Geysers (Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia)

Outstanding!
18-Jul-2012, 19:13
Steve M Hostetter

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Heroique

Here’s a gloomy rain forest on a cloudless day.

I forfeited the sunshine to get the maple trunks.

Olympic Mountains, down by the seaside, Wash. state.

Tachi 4x5
Schneider XL 110mm/5.6 (6 sec. @ f/22)
Ilford FP4+ in extremely dilute HC-110
Crop on Ilford mc/rc paper
Epson 4990/Epson Scan

Heroique, love that shot lots of texture ..
18-Jul-2012, 19:29
Heroique

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Thanks Steve.

Some of those fissures ran under the moss, all the way up the trunk, without a break.

And OH how it rained that evening...
18-Jul-2012, 21:34
cpercy

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mikebarger

Nice shot of a building storm.

Thanks Mike here is another one.

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7261/7...7ec0eeb7_b.jpg
19-Jul-2012, 16:28
MMELVIS

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Originally Posted by cpercy

Thanks Mike here is another one.

Great set of clouds
20-Jul-2012, 05:27
bbarna

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Originally Posted by Peter J. De Smidt

Outstanding!

Thank you very much!
B.
20-Jul-2012, 21:56
mdm

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http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-MCn1YHhk_y.../s1600/hut.jpg
5x7 Delta 100, 300 Fujinon C
20-Jul-2012, 22:07
cpercy

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Originally Posted by MMELVIS

Great set of clouds

Thank you.
21-Jul-2012, 04:49
Steve M Hostetter

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Attachment 77559 Turkey Run, 4x5" Chamonix 90mm xl iso 320 TMX f22
21-Jul-2012, 08:14
stejo

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One of my first post.
Shooting largeformat now for a couple of years and love it, it´s totaly different compared to digital
and the most important thing when out there is the coffethermos.

Attachment 77581

Shen Hao / Fujinon 75mm
Plus-x/D-76
Epson 700 scan
21-Jul-2012, 09:23
biedron

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Quote:

Originally Posted by stejo

One of my first post.
Shooting largeformat now for a couple of years and love it, it´s totaly different compared to digital
and the most important thing when out there is the coffethermos.

Love the diagonal band of light on this one.

And I agree that large format is completely different than digital...film is much more satisfying.

Bob
21-Jul-2012, 10:29
RmFrase

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Maroon Bells, Aspen, Colorado

I've worked this to the way I envisioned the image.

Shen-Hao TZ45II-B 4x5
210mm, Yellow Filter
Efke 25 ISO
Scanned on Epson V700
Metered with Sekonic L758DR

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8006/7...ec62e99c_b.jpg
21-Jul-2012, 10:47
Peter De Smidt

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Quote:

Originally Posted by RmFrase

Maroon Bells, Aspen, Colorado

Nice image! And I bet it was a great place to be in person. That's one of the things I love about landscape photography. I may or may not get a great picture, but in any case I get to visit some terrific places.
21-Jul-2012, 13:14
SergeiR

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Quote:

Originally Posted by RmFrase

Maroon Bells, Aspen, Colorado

I've worked this to the way I envisioned the image.

Shen-Hao TZ45II-B 4x5
210mm, Yellow Filter
Efke 25 ISO
Scanned on Epson V700
Metered with Sekonic L758DR

niccceeeee..
21-Jul-2012, 13:17
chassis

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RfFrase, really nice image. Was it printed to gelatin paper, or scanned from the negative?
21-Jul-2012, 13:18
SergeiR

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sunset over siberian countryside

4x5 Astia, Chamonix 45n2, 90mm/6.8 Angulon. Really wish i had brought better wide angle on that trip, but oh well..

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8154/7...1f5a5399_b.jpg
Simpler life by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr
21-Jul-2012, 13:23
RmFrase

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Originally Posted by chassis

RfFrase, really nice image. Was it printed to gelatin paper, or scanned from the negative?

thank you. It was scanned from a negative.
23-Jul-2012, 11:59
bboeni

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Attachment 77701
My first post to largeformatphotography.
Camera: Gaoersi 6x17, Kodak Ektar 100, Scan with Epson V700 and converted to Greyscale in Lightroom.
24-Jul-2012, 14:03
h2oman

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This was taken at the pinnacles area in Crater Lake Nat Park. I wanted to fool around with front and rear tilts to eliminate the perspective distortion from shooting downward, but my position was precarious, on loose footing. I felt lucky to get this without losing my whole kit down the slope! In retrospect, I ind of like the effect of the distortion.

Attachment 77748
24-Jul-2012, 14:11
Heroique

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Originally Posted by h2oman

This was taken at the pinnacles area in Crater Lake National Park.

Very nice shot, H2oman, glad you didn’t fall.

I like how the pinnacles & trees mimic each other.

Crater Lake is a fascinating and mysterious place.
25-Jul-2012, 08:53
bbarna

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Attachment 77781
Shivling (India)
Chamonix 45n1
Schneider 135/5.6
Ilford FP4
25-Jul-2012, 09:57
Kodachrome25

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Peter J. De Smidt

Nice image! And I bet it was a great place to be in person. That's one of the things I love about landscape photography. I may or may not get a great picture, but in any case I get to visit some terrific places.

Not that I don't get good stuff or enjoyment out of seeing new places, I find I get the best images I can when I marry my self to a subject or a place and stay there awhile.

That's why it is best to actually live in these places, in order to get well above average shots, you have to live it 24/7 and of course, be very talented. I have lived just down the road from these peaks for 15 years, have climbed them 3 times, all the 14,000 peaks in Colorado at least once. I am starting to take my 45N2 to the tops of these places.

If three's a crowd, then......100+ is a problem. Not one person had their tripod at a different height than the other, hilarious....
25-Jul-2012, 11:36
Nguss

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Originally Posted by bbarna

Attachment 77781
Shivling (India)
Chamonix 45n1
Schneider 135/5.6
Ilford FP4

Superb photo bbarna.

Also great photo Kodacrome25, hilarious!
25-Jul-2012, 11:54
lbenac

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Originally Posted by Kodachrome25

Not that I don't get good stuff or enjoyment out of seeing new places, I find I get the best images I can when I marry my self to a subject or a place and stay there awhile.

That's why it is best to actually live in these places, in order to get well above average shots, you have to live it 24/7 and of course, be very talented. I have lived just down the road from these peaks for 15 years, have climbed them 3 times, all the 14,000 peaks in Colorado at least once. I am starting to take my 45N2 to the tops of these places.

If three's a crowd, then......100+ is a problem. Not one person had their tripod at a different height than the other, hilarious....

OMG I can believe it. What 's the point to go in the mountains when it looks like rush hours.

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