Large Format Landscapes

Very nice set, Nana.

Awesome as usual Nana

Excellent stuff as usual Nana.

I especially lke #1 and 4; they just pull you into the picture.

Cheers,
Leon

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Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias

All made with my home made 4x5" pont-&-shoot camera, Schneider SA 47mm XL, yellow filter. #1, #2 on Tmax 100, #3, #4 on Fomapan 100. Scanned on V700.

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Nana, you can really kick everybody's butt here! :D

Nice negs!

http://images54.fotki.com/v514/photo...noma32_-vi.jpg
Ridge above Lake Sonoma.
Chamonix 45, 305 G-claron

Love the images Nana!

David, Nana, and John, great work!

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5045/...0dda9e8a_z.jpg

Ektar 100, Toyo 4x5

This is a very rough scan. I took this early New Year's Eve morning. Sun was about to come over the horizon in a few minutes. It was freezing and I was so uncertain how these were going to come out. It was pretty dark so I had to use a small headlamp to be able to make the settings on the camera.

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Originally Posted by jim kitchen

Dear Nana,

If and when you decide to come to Canada, and you bring your camera...

You should know that you will be going home alone. :)

Great images again. Nicely done!

jim k

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Ahahahahahah....

Who knows? Maybe I return with a nice 8x10 Ebony, instead!!!!! I could get used to that, to substitute my old Kodak 2D 8x10...

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Originally Posted by rdenney

Nana, once again, you make a strong case for the 47mm SA-XL. I love that exaggerated perspective, and the way you use it.

Rick "wishing he had Nana's eyes" Denney

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Thank you, Rick...

I wouldn't go for my eyes, Rick, they are 54 years old and they are seeing woth day after day...:cool: