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Lovely, Greg.Quote:
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Courthouse Towers, Arches NP by Brandon Ward
4x5, Commercial Ektar 203mm / 7.7, RVP 100
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Shiprock and Lava Dike by Brandon Ward
4x5, 150mm Caltar-II, Tri-X
Thank you Leigh
Fine photographQuote:
Originally Posted by Kerosene Hat
Thank you, Greg.
Good work Brandon.
Thank you, Bryan.Quote:
Originally Posted by Corran
Hello everybody,
Here are some images made lately in VENEZIA with my Travelwide 4x5.
Kodak Portra 400 film, 100e/f32, by hand. Scan on Imacon X5.
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Grand Canyon North. Sunrise from Point Imperial, Sep 2018. 4x5 on Portra160.
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I like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kerosene Hat
Very desolate, like Stigeon (sp)Quote:
Originally Posted by jeanba3000
Very niceQuote:
Originally Posted by lassethomas
Very interesting. Little dark for me, but I like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Greg Y
Very nice. Looks spooky.Quote:
Originally Posted by Corran
Well done. I like the perspectiveQuote:
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It is a small beach in Normandie (France), on the Channel coast near Mont St-Michel, I was fascinated by the variety of textures and layered tones of the rocks, an evident subject for monochrom photography.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steven Ruttenberg
On the second view, the walker silhouette increases the impression of gigantism given by the low and wide angle (150mm focal length), but in reality it is a bit less impressive. :-)
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Seneca Improved View 8x10
Kodak 8.5" Commercial Ektar f/6.3 w/ extreme front rise to create vignette
Arista Ortho Litho 3.0
Legacy Pro Dektol clone 1+30
Tray developed by inspection under safelight
I like
Updated the previous image of the Grand Canyon Sunrise at Point Imperial. Sublte, but there.
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Like!
Thanks Steven. Good work on the GC image. I think that shows the strength of color neg over chromes. There's more foreground interest here than your other GC images IMO.
Here's an image I made on a short roadtrip this past week. This place is called Shaking Rock, and is located in Lexington, GA. This huge rock at one point could be moved with one hand as it was precariously placed on top of the granite outcropping. But at some point it finally succumbed to gravity and is no longer movable. I stop here every time I pass by, and this time finally had my 4x5.
Chamonix 45n1, Nikkor 90mm f/8, T-Max 100 dev'd in Rodinal 1:50:
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I like this Corran. Did you put the big rock on top?
Early sunset from Cape Royal. This was a little northwest of the actual point. If walking towards the tourist trap viewpoint, it would be on your right about 50-75 yards before and down a slight hill. 4x5 on Portra160, f/32.
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Wonderful image Steven!
Thank you Jon.
Here's a recent photo from one of my hikes. This was early into a seven-hour trek, so I could still climb down to the lower part of the falls. If you've never used RPX 25, it's absolutely amazing. I tested it's dynamic range against TMax 100 and New 55 Atomic-X and it clocked both of them without trying in terms of the amount of image data in the shadows and highlights. I tested each at equivalent EVs, box rating. It may be my new favorite black and white film.
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Horsetooth Falls, Fort Collins, Colorado.
Graflex Anniversary Graphic, Astragon 90mm f/6.8, 1/8 sec., f/32, Rollei RPX 25 stand developed in Rodinal 1+100 for 70 minutes.
Nice detail.
Cape Royal, Grand Canyon North at Sunset. 4x5 Portra160 converted to bw
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Breathtaking scene! Good!
Nice shot. Great contrast between the blue and orange colors.Quote:
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Great job on this. It's another great example of film combined with metering skills outperforming even the most advanced digital sensor.
My "Nevada Ways" series:
Nevada Railway:
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Nevada Roadway:
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Nevada Runway:
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It took years to finally get the opportunity to shoot a runway. This one is in Tonopah near Jim Galli's stomping ground.
Nice set of images!Quote:
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Iran, Firuzkuh, Savadkuh, Panoral 45 camera, Schneider Super Angulon 75/5.6, center filter IIIC, Kodak E100VS 4x5in slide film
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Hoo mama that's a pretty one.Quote:
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I shot these over the weekend on a camping trip. Complete stroke of luck that the night exposure had the North Star in the frame.
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f/22, 1 second with Circular Polarizer
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f/6.3, 90+ minutes
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Kodak 8.5" Commercial Ektar f/6.3
Arista EDU Ultra 100
ADOX APH-09 (Rodinal) 1+25, 5 minutes
I like the star trails
Spent last week at a conference in Banff, AB. Saturday I was able to get away for a drive up to Jasper and back, and get in some practice with my DIY 4x5:
Athabasca Falls, Jasper National Park, Alberta.
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Fujinon 135mm f/5.6 / HP5+ 400 / 1/4 sec. f/64
Thanks, Steve!Quote:
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A stunner!Quote:
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Late afternoon at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon from Lipon Point. 4x5, 75mm, Tmax100 with red filter and grand ND filter. I believe this was at f/32.
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Thanks, Punker.Quote:
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Spectacular!
I agree looks great on a monitor, but not on my tiny phone.
The click through to Flicker is the best as it sizes better.
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Thanks Randy. I only hope I can get it to print as well.
Color version of the bw I posted. I like the bw better. Something is off about this in the sky. This a shot where I used a grad nd filter and exposed for the shadows. I should have developed at N-1 or -2.
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The smoke from the fire is more evident -- does not read like that at all in B&W.
Not at all. I forgot about the fire till I saw the color version.
View looking north from Lipon Point, South Grand Canyon. Tmax100, 75mm Nikkor f/4.5, Tmax Developer, Red 25A filter.
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Steven, you're doing nice work at the Grand Canyon, especially like this one.
Roger