Large Format Landscapes

Ben,
I really like the last pic. Even though the photo is confined to this relatively small slab of rock, you still get this immense sense of scale and size that is so characteristic of Zion. Well done!
Tony

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Lake Jindabyne, Evening Cloud, Infrared

Gelatin-silver photograph on Ultrafine Silver Eagle VC FB photographic paper, image size 19.6cm X 24.4cm, from a 8x10 Efke IR820 negative exposed in a Tachihara 810HD triple extension field view camera fitted with a Wollensak 159mm f9.5 wide angle lens and a IR680 filter. Signed, stamped, and annotated verso.

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Originally Posted by FredrickSummers

While I don't (yet) have any Large Format landscapes to contribute, I only shot my first 6 frames this past weekend (5 PanF+ 1 Ektar) with my new Horseman 45HD, I just have to give you a pat on the Back. I saw your images and recognized them as Been Horne from YouTube, checked your profile and sure enough it was you. I want to thank you for your videos, your channel is what inspired me over the edge to take the plunge into Large Format.

Keep those amazing images coming!

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That's awesome to hear about making your first 6 exposures on the Horseman. You're going to have a blast with large format, and I'm honored that I helped push you over the edge! :-)

Oh hey, I'm another one that Ben Horne convinced to make the leap (I was wondering if you posted here or not). I had already been shooting 4x5 in pinhole for a couple of months, but after discovering his youtube channel last September, well, I kinda had to go all the way.

For thread content, I think I've finally found a film that agrees with me! :D
(FP4+)

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Point Reyes National Seashore

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Originally Posted by Don Homewood

Oh hey, I'm another one that Ben Horne convinced to make the leap (I was wondering if you posted here or not). I had already been shooting 4x5 in pinhole for a couple of months, but after discovering his youtube channel last September, well, I kinda had to go all the way.

For thread content, I think I've finally found a film that agrees with me! :D
(FP4+)

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That shot turned out fantastic Don. I really like the zig zagging wood in the foreground and the texture of the grass.

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Originally Posted by AnzaRunner

That shot turned out fantastic Don. I really like the zig zagging wood in the foreground and the texture of the grass.

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I have to agree, nicely done. Good control of your tones, and pinhole to boot

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Originally Posted by AnzaRunner

That shot turned out fantastic Don. I really like the zig zagging wood in the foreground and the texture of the grass.

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Thanks! This was one of those cases of "remember to look behind you, there may be a better scene". What I was originally framing up was no where near as exciting as this.

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Originally Posted by scheinfluger_77

I have to agree, nicely done. Good control of your tones, and pinhole to boot

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That photo wasn't pinhole, actually. Apologies if my wording made it sound that way. That was with my Fuji 90mm.

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Lower Grand Coulee by Isaac Sachs, on Flickr

Fairly new poster and I should probably post this to the mistakes thread as I made a pretty egregious error: opened the changing bag without putting the top on the Paterson tank. Managed to salvage this exposure somewhat. A shot from out on the Taos mesa. Chamonix field camera, Portra 160 film. Late evening sunset light on the mountain...should've been 30 minutes sooner, too.

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Kenny

Hi all, How can I share a photo on this page? When I share of my computer, it appears small. Even when I share of my website url, it appears small. How do I share my Flickr, or other networks? Thanks