Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by Jim Cole

Another lovely image, Ken. Reminds me of another...

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Thanks - A lot of people make photos of Aspen trees. Hopefully, this one isn't a... clone.

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Originally Posted by Ken Lee

Thanks - A lot of people make photos of Aspen trees. Hopefully, this one isn't a... clone.

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:D

See one aspen and you have seen it again, and again, and again...

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Originally Posted by Ken Lee

http://www.kenleegallery.com/images/forum/ll17.jpg
Massachusetts, 2004
Arca Swiss Discovery, 240mm Fujinon A
4x5 TMX, Pyrocat HD

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Outstanding Ken!!

4x5 FP4+ Rodinal

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Originally Posted by Vaughn

:D

See one aspen and you have seen it again, and again, and again...

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These are birch trees (I think),but IMHO it's important that we try to avoid being intimidated by the works of masters, so that we can progress along the path - just as they did.

That's the theory anyhow. :-)

Very Dreamy

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Originally Posted by Michal Makowski

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Originally Posted by Jim Cole

Another lovely image, Ken. Reminds me of another...

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Originally Posted by Ken Lee

Thanks - A lot of people make photos of Aspen trees. Hopefully, this one isn't a... clone.

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Ken, my comment was meant in a completely complimentary way. No defense needed!

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Originally Posted by Michal Makowski

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Nice Work Michal.

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Originally Posted by Jim Cole

Ken, my comment was meant in a completely complimentary way. No defense needed!

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No offense taken. I was just getting philosophical... Rarely a good idea.

Thanks for the compliment... I'll take it. :-)

http://jason.philbrook.us/~jp/scans/2012/img511.jpg

8x10 tmy2 developed in pmk. B&J Rembrandt, 19" B&L Sigmar at f5.6 for 1/30s. I spent an hour outside today in light snow making four photos with this lens. This is the first one to be dry to scan.