Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by Steve Gledhill

Here's one taken soon after a misty sunrise - from a ridge above the Vale of Pewsey:

http://www.virtuallygrey.co.uk/files...leofpewsey.jpg

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Very nice!

Jon

Beautiful shot, Jon. You must have a good lens shade.

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Originally Posted by Vaughn

Eureka Valley Sand Dunes, CA -- Death Valley National Park
4x5, 150mm, T-Max100, HC-110 I think
Both of us are using Gowland Pocket Views (4x5)

Dang LF photographers all over the place! Actually we were traveling together here and down into Death Valley itself. We saw no one else while we were here. We eventually made it to the top of the tallest dune. I manage to get an image up there despite the strong wind and blowing sand (or because of it). A great place.

Vaughn

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And it's a fine image indeed.

one from the Grand Canyon..

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Originally Posted by jim kitchen

Another repeat oldie...

jim k

Hoar Frost, Vermillion Crossing, British Columbia, Canada, 1986

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Jim, this is a wonderful series of mountain photos. Many thanks for sharing them with us. (It also makes me feel a bit cooler than the 40 degrees C it has been here in Sydney recently.)

Do you have a website that exhibits more of your work?

Cheers

Chamonix 45N, Schneider 135/5.6, Ilford FP4
Bolivia, Salar de Uyuni

Arne

Nice print from the canyon.

Mike

http://images54.fotki.com/v554/photo...Pattern-vi.jpg
210 Schneider Symmar, Tri-x, D76

John,

I like it.

That is WAY too COOL John. :)