Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by Yannick

Good morning everyone. :)
I present to you my debut shot on a large format.
I took the photo on my way back from the "winter" Ciecień in Beskid Wyspowy. At the beginning I decided not to mess around with standard moves :) and check how the lens draws on a fully open aperture.
I scanned with a digital camera and then using curves and color balance.

Kodak Portra 160 4x5
Shen Hao TZ45 II A
Shneider 210mm 5.6 Apo Symmar MC
F5,6 ½ sec

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...761f2c84_o.jpgBeskid Wyspowy by Krzysztof Mikulski, on Flickr

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Love it!! Very well done!

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Originally Posted by Yannick

Good morning everyone. :)
I present to you my debut shot on a large format.
I took the photo on my way back from the "winter" Ciecień in Beskid Wyspowy. At the beginning I decided not to mess around with standard moves :) and check how the lens draws on a fully open aperture.
I scanned with a digital camera and then using curves and color balance.

Kodak Portra 160 4x5
Shen Hao TZ45 II A
Shneider 210mm 5.6 Apo Symmar MC
F5,6 ½ sec

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Very nice and wel done!

Yannick...wonderful color palette! A question: could you explain what those green and red arrows signify? Trail markers?

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Originally Posted by John Layton

Yannick...wonderful color palette! A question: could you explain what those green and red arrows signify? Trail markers?

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Yes exactly. In Poland, this is how tourist trails at the crossroads are marked. I continued the route along the blue trail. Until the end of the road, I had only one thought in my head... Did I do everything right when taking the picture? :o

Thank you very much gentlemen for your kind words

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Originally Posted by John Layton

Yannick...wonderful color palette! A question: could you explain what those green and red arrows signify? Trail markers?

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Originally Posted by otto.f

Very nice and wel done!

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Originally Posted by ericantonio

Love it!! Very well done!

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Thank you very much Gentlemen for your kind words :)

Park Avenue, Arches National Park, Utah
Toyo 45CF + Sironar-N 150 f/5.6 + Delta 100 + HC-110

https://kaushixphotos.s3.us-west-2.a...rches_np-2.jpg

A photo I made yesterday at Amicalola Falls State Park. Speed Graphic 4x5, 6" Aero-Ektar, on Velvia 50. I used some front tilt to force the focus plane somewhat up the creek to the lit up area behind - the lens has no aperture and is always at f/2.5.

https://blogger.googleusercontent.co...lola-2213s.jpg

This one has definitely captured the essence of the Southern Highlands—the patch of light upper left especially packs some soteriological heft for us trout bums. ;)

Thanks CB. I do love the way certain places have late-afternoon light filtering down the creek. I've shot a lot of images in this general area. It's fun to play with different lenses and films over the years in the same place.

Also the Aero-Ektar has thorium staining which acts like a strong 85 filter.