Large Format Landscapes

Nana, that's really nice.

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Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias

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Homemade 4x5 Camera, Schneider Super Angulon 47mm XL, Kodak Plus-x, 25A.

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Excellent. Love the shapes, sense of motion and great clouds.

Nana, your images never cease to amaze me. 90% of my LF images are shot with 120mm on 4x5", so I would have seen completely different images at the scene. But yours are absolutely spectacular!

Michael

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Originally Posted by vinny

Nana, that's really nice.

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Thanks, Vinny.

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Originally Posted by Harley Goldman

Excellent. Love the shapes, sense of motion and great clouds.

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Thank you, Harley.

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Originally Posted by Michael E

Nana, your images never cease to amaze me. 90% of my LF images are shot with 120mm on 4x5", so I would have seen completely different images at the scene. But yours are absolutely spectacular!

Michael

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Actually, I know some guys who own the SA 47 XL lens and rarelly use it....I think I have adapted my preview to that lens!!! I must visit my ophtalmologist urgent...;)

First try with Ilford DP paper, the contrast is so high. :D

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Omega View 45d, Kodak 152mm, and Ilford DPP developed in Rodinal.

Garden of the Gods, Colorado Springs. Used a borrowed Tachihara 8x10 and 240mm lens. Ektachrome 100.


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That is one lovely image David.

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Speed Graphic, 127/4.7 Ektar, Fuji FP100B