Thanks Pali for your thoughts! BetterSense, that's an interesting idea I had not thought of. Might be useful in the future if needed.
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Thanks Pali for your thoughts! BetterSense, that's an interesting idea I had not thought of. Might be useful in the future if needed.
Here is an other one from the same spot. Provia 100 developed as a negative.
Nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by bbarna
Awesome photo bbarna
Thanks for the kind words and glad to hear that I've inspired you to explore Ektar more. I'm certainly enjoying shooting more of it. If only it came in boxes of more than 10 sheets....Quote:
Originally Posted by chassis
So I was digging through some old negs and found this one I took a while back. I know, it's cliche but whatever. Enjoy!
Attachment 164942
Looks good Brian. Cliche or no it's nice to look at.
Thank you, it was a surprise when I was going through some old negatives. Didn't even know I took this one.Quote:
Originally Posted by chassis
I like it. I always worry about photographing something that has been seen countless times in photos and trying to get a look one hasn't seen before. I think you did.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian_A
That's quite an amazing compliment, thank you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris7521
I love Yosemite, it's my favorite place on earth. It's very difficult to find new views. I don't know why I never scanned this previously when I did have a decent scanner. I guess it was good I went through that random envelope of 4x5s I didn't know I had!
https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4226/3...e70164af_b.jpg
Twilight by Pali K, on Flickr
Re-scanned my 1st Color Negative Exposure
Sinar Norma | 90MM | Kodak Ektar 100
Scanmate 11000 PMT Drumscan
Beautiful !
The sky color is marvelous. Love the subtle reflection.
Thank you Dennis!
Pali, tremendous!
Thank you Chassis!
That's great, Pali!
https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4267/3...f94c60d1_b.jpg
Stillness in Motion by Pali K, on Flickr
Sinar Norma 4x5 | Caltar 210mm | Kodak Ektar 100
JOBO CPP2 using Tetenal C41
Scanmate 11000 PMT Drumscan
Trying Ektar with something that I would typically shoot on Velvia. I think I'll stick to Velvia for these :)
Pali
Well done, Pali. Ektar is working for me on this image. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pali K
Thank you Chassis. You're always too kind and I really appreciate your nice words. I had taken a different version in different light (this one is under clearer sky) and faster shutter speed (1/4th v.s. 1 second) that I just scanned. I think I prefer this version but would love to hear what others think.Quote:
Originally Posted by chassis
https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4224/3...5d41780d_b.jpg
Stillness in Motion 2 by Pali K, on Flickr
Sinar Norma 4x5 | Caltar 210mm | Kodak Ektar 100
JOBO CPP2 using Tetenal C41
Scanmate 11000 PMT Drumscan
https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4221/3...1706165b_b.jpg
Wildflowers near a stream by Pali K, on Flickr
Sinar Norma 4x5 | Caltar 210mm | Kodak Ektar 100
JOBO CPP2 using Tetenal C41
Scanmate 11000 PMT Drumscan
Pali
http://s019.radikal.ru/i620/1705/77/20a6f959736d.jpg
Sochi, Russia 2017
Nagaoka 4x5/nikkor90/polarizer/acros/finol
That is so amazing. Great job!Quote:
Originally Posted by Arkasha_from_Russia
+1Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian_A
+2 отличноQuote:
Originally Posted by Brian_A
- Leigh
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Originally Posted by Arkasha_from_Russia
+3 :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian_A
Really nice Arkasha!
Pali
I'll add a +4 -- that's a beautiful waterfall captured rather elegantly! The curves of the falls and the contrast in the image are just excellent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pali K
Karl
Brian_A, ndwgolf, Leigh, Pali K, kabbott
Thank you friends, it's very pleasant to read such comments. Unfortunately I do not have a lens that is wider than 90 mm, and there was no way to move back. I have the same frame on the chrome V50. And there was still a frame on Mamiya 7 with 43 mm.
I will continue to upload photos.
A wider lens for this shot would have merely included unnecessary detail to distract from the beauty of the waterfall. Even the rocks in the foreground do this.
Yes, I understand what you said. Unfortunately the place is very touristy, when you get there you lose the desire to look for the perfect composition. I was lucky to have 4-5 minutes when groups of tourists were replaced and there were a couple of people nearby. When there are Irritating factors during photographing, it is very difficult to concentrate on the ideal frame construction. I want to shoot a scene and walk away.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim Jones
I apologize for my English, I hope you, as a large-format photographer, understand me=)
Your English is excellentQuote:
Originally Posted by Arkasha_from_Russia
- Leigh
It certainly is. So is your photography.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leigh
Just developed this one today. Its been sitting in a film holder for 6 months or so.
Shot using a Zone VI 4x5 and Foma 200 film. Developed in Pyrocat MC for 8.5 minutes.
https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4202/3...10eb733f_o.jpgChasm Lake Trail 4x5 by Andrew Marjama, on Flickr
wowee, i feel like i'm there.
i should just quit now, been working at it for 10 years and I havent even come close to a landscape like the ones in this thread.
Excellent! Well done!Quote:
Originally Posted by Colorado CJ
Fantastic shotQuote:
Originally Posted by Colorado CJ
Well done, Colorado CJ.
http://i1196.photobucket.com/albums/...pss3tli9fb.jpg
T-MAX 100 4x5 Wisner w/360
This is just a phone photo of an 11x14 clear glass ambrotype in the wash tray (hence you can see the lines in the bottom of the tray). I won't bother keeping this one but I love this scene..
Just still practicing my workflow trying to get clean 11x14 plates.
5:15 mins exposure @ f/45
240mm Schneider G-Claron - first time playing with this lens. I really love wide angle on this format!
Attachment 165535
8x10 Delta 100 @400
Nikkor-M 450 f9 Was a little too breezy but oh well.
https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4219/3...f0e41e3f_b.jpgimg703a by Chris Badessa, on Flickr
Thanks everyone! The shot didn't turn out like I planned, but it still works.
https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4195/3...939a895b_b.jpg
Vine on Tree on 8x10 Velvia 50 by Pali K, on Flickr
Deardorff V8 | Symmar-S 360MM F6.8 @ F16 | Fuji Velvia 50
JOBO CPP1 | Tetenal E6
Tango PMT Drumscanner
I just can't get enough of Velvia 50 :D It makes simple scenes look soo nice.
Pali
Looks great, Pali!
Agree, Pali. This film has a unique & strong personality.
Renato
Looks great Pali; the LF look with the simple scene is a good combination.
Thank you Chassis, Renato, and Jason!
Pali
http://s008.radikal.ru/i303/1705/95/e866fa48b4a5.jpg
Nagaoka4x5/90nikkor/V50
komment please
http://www.michaelstricklandimages.c...lls-collection
That's a recent collection of images all photographed on 4x5 transparency film. Hope you enjoy!
I really like the 3-D like depth with the waterfall back in the cleft and the boulders out front in the foreground.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arkasha_from_Russia
The view from Cowrock Mountain on the Appalachian Trail, near Tesnatee Gap. This was quite a slog up from the base of the gap as it gains quite a lot of elevation through many switchbacks. My wife and I went out and she was not really prepared for this in terms of footwear so she sat and rested as I sprinted up the last quarter mile to grab a few shots of this overlook with a wonderful cloud sweeping past, illuminated by the setting sun. The large mountain in the distance is the somewhat famous Yonah Mountain near Helen, GA, which I plan to summit soon.
Chamonix 45n1, 150mm APO Symmar + R25 + 2-stop soft GND, T-Max 100, FX-39, cropped square:
http://www.garrisaudiovisual.com/pho...mtn-7203ss.jpg
Beautiful Corran!
The decisive moment recorded. Well done Bryan.Quote:
Originally Posted by Corran