Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by igore

This is my second film.

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Nice!

Jon

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Originally Posted by igore

I am new to LF, so this is my first photo. Hope to have more of them in future.

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And it's an excellent start. Nice one. :)

Igore, very nice. I would, however, like to see a bigger image. :-)

Host it somewhere else (like flikr) and then post the url to the jpg here with [img] quotes around it.

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Originally Posted by igore

How about this
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_5Ptm6eLEeFU/S9.../s912/3-3a.jpg

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Much better size
Beautifull image

My first 4x5 shot:
Toyo 45D, 210mm at f16
Expired Kodak Plus-x pan iso 125, exposed as iso100
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4027/...25863c79e9.jpg

A lot better than my first shot and many since. :) I like the tonal range. Good job!

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4063/...6af5642d_o.jpg

Mount Diablo, Walnutcreek, California. Toyo AII, Fujinon 180 mm, Fuji Film NPS
with polarizer. Taken in April 2001.

That shot is really beautiful, Igore. It has a jewel-like quality to it in small.

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Originally Posted by d lee

Mount Diablo, Walnutcreek, California. Toyo AII, Fujinon 180 mm, Fuji Film NPS
with polarizer. Taken in April 2001.

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Absolutely stunning color d_lee.