Large Format Landscapes

Rooster,

Great shots from DV; how long ago were you there?

Cheers,
Leon

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Originally Posted by ElRooster

A couple of landscapes from Death Valley

Toyo 45A with Rodenstock 90mm F 6.7, FP4+, B+W Red filter and Rodinal

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This is Wonderful - I like the simplicity of the composition.

Cheers,
Leon

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Originally Posted by tripod

Rodenstock 210 T-Max 100 (4x5)

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Originally Posted by SocalAstro

Rooster,

Great shots from DV; how long ago were you there?

Cheers,
Leon

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Hi Leon,

These were from a few years before I went on a photography hiatus, probaly around 2000. I recently started again a few months back, the passion spark has been relit, even bought a Kodak 2D 5x7 camera. I'm scanning more old negatives and will share them. Thanks

A few more from Death Valley. Toyo 45A, Rodenstock 90mm F6.8, Ilford FP4+ and Rodinal.http://silverpiscis.com/Photography/...racetrack2.jpg
http://silverpiscis.com/Photography/..._Sanddune1.jpg

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Originally Posted by ElRooster

[CENTER]A few more from Death Valley...

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The last one is nice... but could get even better by including more foreground and less sky (or just less sky), in my opinion

I think you are right, definitely less sky. I should crop it, it seems much stronger that way. Thanks. :)

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Originally Posted by S.Charles

Film: Ektar 100 4x5

Shot this a few weeks ago shortly after snow storm in Sandy Hook. This is the only picture I took that day.

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Love the tonality in this, gorgeous! I find myself using ektar 100 as my goto 4x5 film of choice.

Madison River Valley & Madison Range Mountains, Montana

Zone VI, Rodenstock 135mm APO Sironar S, Betterlight scan back

http://web.mac.com/routlaw/iWeb/Phot...1020_b%26w.jpg

Great Photos, Rob and Rooster.

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Originally Posted by MumbleyJoe

As usual, I caught up on all of the great posts since I last checked in only to be overwhelmed at the quality. I'm not bringing anything particularly new or even competent to the table here... sigh.

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I think it holds its own quite nicely..