Great image!Quote:
Originally Posted by Harley Goldman
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Great image!Quote:
Originally Posted by Harley Goldman
John, I like both images but, on the first one I would cut a bit on the top, I think the light area on top of the image is too large, it is a bit distracting. Anyway, it's just a little detail, the image is great.Quote:
Originally Posted by ImSoNegative
thanks guys for the comments, yes no. 1 is my fav also of the two, though number 2 sold quicker than number 1, and thanks for the suggestion Nana much appreciated.
ISN, were they sold as prints? I prefer number 1 on my monitor, but could imagine number 2 would look better on a large print.Quote:
Originally Posted by ImSoNegative
I hope the forum software does resizing. I am posting the original pretty large:
http://www.richardmanphoto.com/PICS/...ed-25-Edit.jpg
http://www.richardmanphoto.com/PICS/...ed-25-Edit.jpg
Pt. Reyes
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8341/8...03819a8a_z.jpg
Thomas
Richard, a very wonderful image.Quote:
Originally Posted by richardman
On a couple of your earlier images you have shared here, there was, in my eye, a noticable imbalance of the light across the panoramic image that failed to keep my eye within the image. Then your last ones were wonderfully balanced and are just that...wonderful. Now you do this to me! You slap me in the face and say, "Hey! Wake up! Look at This!" And I see an image that quietly stomps that rule into dust, that works, and that is beautiful.
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Originally Posted by Harley Goldman
hi david, yes they were, they both looked really nice on paper much better than on the screen, i printed them both 16x20, my friend said they looked like she could walk into them. : ). thats why i love large format.Quote:
Originally Posted by David Lobato
this one was shot the shen hao ptb, 90 caltar IIn
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8306/7...f635e9cc_b.jpg
old abandoned railroad by J. Golden, on Flickr
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Originally Posted by Vaughn
Thank you Vaugh. I have quite a bit of experience with XPan, but it's not at all the same as using a view camera!
Very niceQuote:
Originally Posted by tgtaylor
Thanks Harley, I appreciate your comment!Quote:
Originally Posted by Harley Goldman
Thanks ImSoNegative , i appreciate your comment!
It's a really beauty Harley. Love it! Makes me want to be there. REALLY bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harley Goldman
Frosty Morning in El Capitan Meadow
http://www.gildedmoon.com/images/canp/826-1-Web-2.jpg
Chamonix 045N-2
Schneider Symmar-S 210mm
Astia 100F
November 2012
Really gorgeous work here lately, everyone!
--P
This is a beauty, Preston. It is a wonderful autumn Yosemite scene.Quote:
Originally Posted by Preston
Lovely!Quote:
Originally Posted by Preston
A few landscapes from my first trip into the wild with a LF camera (8x10 DIY, weighs a heck of a ton :) . The Rila Mountain Range in Bulgaria, all shots have been taken above 6000ft altitude, which made the intensity of uv light a problem, and I lost a considerable degree of photos due to overexposure.
FB graded photopaper at 3-6 ASA
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Plitvice Lakes-Fairyland-Veliki Prstavac-3 by Japodus, on Flickr
Location: Plitvice Lakes National Park
Camera: Linhof Technika
Lens: Schneider - Kreutznach Super Angulon 90 mm 5.6
Film: Fuji Velvia 50
Chemistry: Fuji Hunt E-6,
6 baths
Scanner: Epson Perfection V750 PRO
Well, that's fantastic... It's so different from all the pictures of Plitvice that I have seen, it's like a different world... Fantastic...Quote:
Originally Posted by Japodus
Jiri
Beautiful shot! None of the photos I took when I was there look so wonderful!
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Originally Posted by Japodus
Japodos, amazing!
Fallow Field, Oregon
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8490/8...4cd57cf6_c.jpg
This might look familiar. It's an alternate view of a scene I posted last year. For the curious, I believe they grow hops here.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/
Deardorff 810
360 Commercial
HP5+ @ 200
Rollo Pyro 12min
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11128103.jpg by urbanlandcruiser, on Flickr
thats a beautiful waterfallQuote:
Originally Posted by Nikola Dulgiarov
Toyo 45E, 210mm Rodenstock Sironar
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/55432652/Zi...7%20650LFF.jpg
Zion National Park
ImSoNegative, thanks.
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Originally Posted by Jiri Vasina
Thanks Jiri, appreciate your comment !
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Originally Posted by stradibarrius
Thanks for the comment Stradibarrius, the most beautiful time of the year for nature photography here in my area on the Plitvice Lakes is definitely fall, and winter is a very magical and beautiful, with lots of water very nice is a spring. On the other hand, the summer should definitely be avoided, primarily because of the incredible lots of tourists ( up to 12,000 per day), especially in July and August, which often tend to be very poor with water, and waterfalls are then very small.
Very nice. I would have no idea of the scale without the village.Quote:
Originally Posted by bbarna
Yes, the scale is not obvious until one looks at the village... Has to be seen large to appreciate... must be wonderful...Quote:
Originally Posted by bbarna
Jiri
Lovely to dwarf civilization like that, bbarna.
More details from Ah-Shi.
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ah-shi 262 by Clay Percy, on Flickr
Clay,
I find this "Ah-Shi" series of yours fascinating because there is no real way to tell the scale from the image itself. Could be hills hundreds of feet high or small mounds inches high.
Jonathan
Nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by austin granger
I think Bryce is the b/w photographer’s ideal place for Grand Texture.
I can “feel” it in this shot.
Very nice, Austin. I like a lot. BillQuote:
Originally Posted by austin granger
http://www.kennethleegallery.com/ima.../wf2012-12.jpg
Massachusetts, 2012
Tachihara Field Camera, 200mm Nikkor M
4x5 TMY, D-23
Thanks Jonathan, and just to maintain the mystery I'll only tell you its somewhere in between.Quote:
Originally Posted by jcoldslabs
Thank you Bill, I appreciate that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill Poole
Thanks. I sat on this one for a long time (since 2005) because I thought it was the sort of photo that wouldn't translate very well to a computer screen. I'm glad you like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heroique
very cool, nice shot!!Quote:
Originally Posted by bbarna
Austin this is a very non-typical (and magnificent) image from Bryce. Has a kind of Frederick Sommer vibe, like his Arizona landscapes (some of my favorite photos ever).Quote:
Originally Posted by austin granger
Its quite refreshing not having any giant spires looming in the foreground.
Two recent shots from the new to me MQC. I'm really liking this camera.
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Canham MQC, Ilford FP4+, lens not recorded, yellow filter
Wilton, NH. About full frame
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Canham MQC, Ilford FP4+, 180mm Nikon W
Milford, NH. Cropped vertically
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Man facing Southeast.
Toyo 45A Nikkor M 300mm f/9. Ilford Delta 100, Yellow filter, Rodinal 1:50. Expert 3010 Drum.
Thats beautiful, reminiscent of Ansel Adams earlier work to me, save the person maybe.
I have another one without the person I'm about to upload. I kinda like the person brings another element to it... but I'm not sure.