Large Format Landscapes

Thank you :)

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Originally Posted by Myxine

Jaz99, I really love your pictures of Iceland. It's a place I have been wanting to visit for quite some time. My wife and I have scheduled our honeymoon over there, and hopefully it will happen some day.

Anyway, here's one much closer from home:

https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8709/...669c9043_o.jpgBalanced Rock by L'Eidolon, on Flickr

Lots of movements from the front standard to get everything in focus. Quite challenging for a composition that is probably a classic view of this rock.

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This is cool image. Funny, my wife and I are planning our anniversary in US south west ;-)
If you have any questions regarding Iceland, just post me a message.

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Originally Posted by JaZ99

Thank you all very much for so kind comments on my previous photo.

I'm not sure if this one is failed or OK.
I visualized this three icebergs as sharp, fuzzier and blurred. But, obviously, I undersestimated the river and tripod stability.

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7629/...d7aca6be_z.jpg
Passage in time by JaZ99wro, on Flickr

Graflex 4x5
Caltar N-II 150/5.6
TMY-2
1200 seconds exposure time

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That's still pretty awesome, I would love to have the opportunity to photograph moving icebergs, that's freaking just incredible, in my lifetime if I had the opportunity to see such a thing I'll be excited, let alone photograph it.

Myxine. Nice photos you've been posting. It looks like your a fan of Big Bend.

This isn't quite the composition I wanted but I was actually in danger of getting swept away. This is the Withlacoochee River when it was cresting last month. Forgot about this shot and just developed it last night. Anyway I was wading and at this point was holding myself against the current and couldn't go any further without getting deeper, which was not a good idea. The tripod was rocking in the water unless I held it down. The specular highlights were so bright I had trouble seeing the ground glass from the brightness, so I missed the encroaching tree on the upper right. That tree in the center is usually right next to a boat launch ramp, which you can't see any of, since it's all underwater (I am standing in the "road").

Chamonix 45n1, Nikkor 90mm f/8, TMX, Acufine:
http://www.oceanstarproductions.com/...ale-1464ss.jpg

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Originally Posted by Corran

This isn't quite the composition I wanted but I was actually in danger of getting swept away. This is the Withlacoochee River when it was cresting last month. Forgot about this shot and just developed it last night. Anyway I was wading and at this point was holding myself against the current and couldn't go any further without getting deeper, which was not a good idea. The tripod was rocking in the water unless I held it down. The specular highlights were so bright I had trouble seeing the ground glass from the brightness, so I missed the encroaching tree on the upper right. That tree in the center is usually right next to a boat launch ramp, which you can't see any of, since it's all underwater (I am standing in the "road").

Chamonix 45n1, Nikkor 90mm f/8, TMX, Acufine:
http://www.oceanstarproductions.com/...ale-1464ss.jpg

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I think this is very well done. I enjoy your composition and lighting.

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Originally Posted by Corran

This isn't quite the composition I wanted but I was actually in danger of getting swept away. This is the Withlacoochee River when it was cresting last month. Forgot about this shot and just developed it last night. Anyway I was wading and at this point was holding myself against the current and couldn't go any further without getting deeper, which was not a good idea. The tripod was rocking in the water unless I held it down. The specular highlights were so bright I had trouble seeing the ground glass from the brightness, so I missed the encroaching tree on the upper right. That tree in the center is usually right next to a boat launch ramp, which you can't see any of, since it's all underwater (I am standing in the "road").

Chamonix 45n1, Nikkor 90mm f/8, TMX, Acufine:
http://www.oceanstarproductions.com/...ale-1464ss.jpg

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This is excellent! One of your best (IMHO) nice capture.

Thanks. It's always interesting to see what people like comparatively.

I like this style Corran!

That is really nice Corran.

Pali

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Originally Posted by Scott Schroeder

Myxine. Nice photos you've been posting. It looks like your a fan of Big Bend.

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Thank you Scott!
Indeed, I was really impressed with Big Bend. It had been a long time I had not been there, and first time with good climatic conditions - last time was in the summer: terrible heat