Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by StoneNYC

What does "for 4 sections" mean?

Nice. Worth the bug bites!

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Thanks Stone. I meant to say 4 seconds.

Pali

Old Man's Creek, Buckeye Trail

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Tachihara 8x10 + Fujinon W 250mm f/6.7
Ilford HP5+ in Pyrocat HD 1:1.5:100

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Originally Posted by mat4226

Old Man's Creek, Buckeye Trail

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Nice Matt! I like this and your other recent large format landscapes as well. I especially thought your images of Cedar Falls were stunning! Also, big fan of the show :)

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Apakuni Falls by Michael Schomer, on Flickr

Camera: Ebony RSW45
Lens: Schneider APO-Symmar 150mm
Film: Fujifilm Acros, ISO 80
Filters: #25 Red, Polarizer
Exposure: F22 -- 1 sec
Development: Ilfotec DD-X 1:6, 20 deg C, 6:00 minutes, BTZS Tubes

Hey There! Unbelievable ggod fotos here in the moment. I love the B+W work from mijosc! Its amazing. I´m back from a 3,5 weeks trip to England, Scotland and Ireland. We were on our way with a camper. Unfortunately the weather was quite bad. There were only 3 days in all this time that were without rain. All that was quite a challenge form my ttwo little kids, my wife and me. And in terms of fotography it was a challange too. Always a compromise between familiy and taking photos with a LF-camera. I had to get up very early many times, also I was late into bed quite every day to try to fetch the best lite.

The pictures are not in a chronological order, I will show what I have developed and scanned. So it starts with some B+W. All others will follow if I get them back from developing.

All pictures taken with a Chamonix 045n2 and 75, 150 and 210mm lenses. All B+W is shot on Tmax 100 and developed in Tmax dev. with times between 5min and 6:20min.

First station of our journey was Bamburgh in the North-East of England:

https://farm1.staticflickr.com/532/1...e476eed2_b.jpgBamburgh 1 by Sebastian Dziuba, auf Flickr

Followed by Loch Tulla in Scotland:

https://farm1.staticflickr.com/456/1...952aa772_b.jpgLoch Tulla Morning 1 by Sebastian Dziuba, auf Flickr

Here is the Hook Lighthouse in the south of Ireland:

https://farm1.staticflickr.com/319/1...856ab303_b.jpgHook Lighthouse 1 by Sebastian Dziuba, auf Flickr

I like all three! If I had to choose, it would be a tough call between #1 and #3, very nice composition and exposure.

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Originally Posted by mijosc

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Storm over Cascade Canyon by Michael Schomer, on Flickr

Camera: Ebony RSW45
Lens: Schneider APO-Symmar 150mm
Film: Fujifilm Acros, ISO 64
Development: Ilfotec DD-X 1:6, 20 deg C, 4:00 minutes, BTZS Tubes

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This is one of those images I would hang in my living room and tell people I knew the photographer personally....well, sorta-kinda, anyway.

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Originally Posted by sdzsdz

Hey There! Unbelievable ggod fotos here in the moment. I love the B+W work from mijosc! Its amazing. I´m back from a 3,5 weeks trip to England, Scotland and Ireland. We were on our way with a camper. Unfortunately the weather was quite bad. There were only 3 days in all this time that were without rain. All that was quite a challenge form my ttwo little kids, my wife and me. And in terms of fotography it was a challange too. Always a compromise between familiy and taking photos with a LF-camera. I had to get up very early many times, also I was late into bed quite every day to try to fetch the best lite.

The pictures are not in a chronological order, I will show what I have developed and scanned. So it starts with some B+W. All others will follow if I get them back from developing.

All pictures taken with a Chamonix 045n2 and 75, 150 and 210mm lenses. All B+W is shot on Tmax 100 and developed in Tmax dev. with times between 5min and 6:20min.

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Very nice! I think I especially like the first one. I was at Bamburgh a few years ago but didn't get an image nearly as nice.

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Originally Posted by Michael Graves

This is one of those images I would hang in my living room and tell people I knew the photographer personally....well, sorta-kinda, anyway.

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Wow, what a compliment! Thank you!

One more from the Pika Lake excursion. I found a shoreline rock that mirrored the alpenglow-lit peak in the distance and front-tilted to nail the focus on both.

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Is anyone showing scans of actual prints (like some of the other sharing threads) anymore or just scans of negatives (reversed) and transparencies?