Large Format Landscapes

that's from french scientist Louis Pasteur.
:)

Old Barn, Duck Pond.

last weekend on P2+SS110XL+TMX.

http://www.creep.lt/linkout/sodyba800.jpg

...and osprey nest?

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Originally Posted by creep

Old Barn, Duck Pond.

last weekend on P2+SS110XL+TMX.

http://www.creep.lt/linkout/sodyba800.jpg

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Excellent!

I agree creep. you've posted a beautiful pastoral scene here. One thing I was wondering about is a sharp falloff in sharpness on the right-hand flowering tree. It seems a little odd considering the photo is pretty sharp all over.

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Originally Posted by Joel Truckenbrod

Some sweet shots in the past couple of pages; love your open landscapes Jim and Nana...:)

Here's one from the other week (Tachihara 4x5, Fujinon 400t, Tmax 100 in Xtol 1:1)


Spring Fog, Early Morning, Beaver River, Minnesota
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...erRiver-10.jpg

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Joel, your work never fails in give a sense of awe and wander, a constant source of inspiration

Yeah, the shift over to B&W from color hasn't slowed Joel a bit!

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Originally Posted by mrladewig

I agree creep. you've posted a beautiful pastoral scene here. One thing I was wondering about is a sharp falloff in sharpness on the right-hand flowering tree. It seems a little odd considering the photo is pretty sharp all over.

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Wind ?

I noticed it.. It's wind

Great thread, really wonderful scenes.


Joel- this is just amazing! I've visited your site and currently downloading the 2009 pdf collection.
It's such an inspiration.