Large Format Landscapes

Dear David,

Well done... :)

I decided to look that geographical location up within Google, and your Large Format Forum post was there, as of this morning. Such a great photographic area.

jim k

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Originally Posted by David Hedley

The Alplihorn and Alplisee, from a walk near Arosa a couple of days ago;
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3310/...77213b7f_b.jpg
Toyo metal field, Schneider 180mm, Acros / Xtol

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That ripple in the water pool is sweet. Nice neg. :)

Thanks, Darlene, Jim and Sam. It was a very interesting day - low cloud kept rolling in, and we walked through rain for an hour and nearly turned back, but I'm pleased that we persisted. Here's another one, just a minute or so after the photograph already posted;

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2470/...5c3894b6_b.jpg

I also found, using my 90mm lense, that my bellows has a light leak, so some repair work is now required. At least it gives me an excuse to return.

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Originally Posted by eddo123

Love this, where abouts in the UK are you?

keep up the good work

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Thanks - just north of Bristol on the edge of the Cotswolds. The wild garlic and (later) the buttercups have been abundant this year.

Round bald, Jane Bald, and Grassy Ridge in the Roan Highlands of Tennessee. Apologies for the streaks; the scanner is dying.

Cheers, Steve

Lone tree, Sinar 4x5 90mm xl w/ .06 ND grad filter

Moon over Yosemite, sinar 4x5

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Originally Posted by Steve M Hostetter

Lone tree, Sinar 4x5 90mm xl w/ .06 ND grad filter

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Very moving, Steve. Looks like the lonely tree is straining to hold up leaden skies.

Lighthouse Peggy's Cove N.S. morning 4x5 90mm xl
Lighthouse near Digby N.S. evening 4x5 90mm xl

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Originally Posted by Heroique

Very moving, Steve. Looks like the lonely tree is straining to hold up leaden skies.

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thank you Heroique,, I had fun that day