Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by dperez

cpercy, love the detail. Cool story.

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Originally Posted by ImSoNegative

Nice Shot!!

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Thank you, guys.

Love this one, the oof is really nice and soft-buttery.

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Originally Posted by jp498

Great job scm! I like the sky too; it adds a great deal to the photo.

Here's the rare 8x10 from me. 19" B&L Sigmar at f5.6 and 1/30s. Shooting into the sun, using the darkslide for a shade. TMY2 in PMK.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8353/8...e93d7776_c.jpg
http://www.flickr.com/photos/1375969...n/photostream/

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Originally Posted by cpercy

Dirt road & junipers in New Mexico.

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Excellent Clay. I feel like I'm there. I love those types of landscapes. High plains or whatever they are called. Almost promote a wonderful feeling and you've captured it.

SCM, that road with the railroad tracks is superb. It reminds me of an area near Pinon, NM. Northwest of Guadalupe National Park. You've captured a nice desolate yet grand feeling.
It reminds me of one of Roman Loranc's photo

Thank you Alan & Scott!

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Originally Posted by Alan Gales

I really like this shot. I am curious as to what was behind you when you took this? Was it interesting at all? If it was then what if you walked across the tracks and took the shot the other way with the railroad sign facing you and mounted both photos side by side?

It's just an idea. I do like really like this photo. You did a great job!

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Right behind me here (about 50 feet away) is a two-lane highway leading to the US Magnesium Corporation's plant that is the biggest (only?) producer of magnesium in North America and was for decades the biggest single source of pollution (chlorine gas) in the country. The plant is a couple of miles away, though, and wouldn't need to be in the photo.

This photo is nearly straight west, to the east is the Great Salt Lake, and beyond that, about 50 miles away, the Wasatch Range. With the right sky, it could be spectacular, maybe sunrise after an overnight snowstorm with the clouds on their way out over the mountains.

Morning Mist, Leidig Meadow, Yosemite Valley

http://www.gildedmoon.com/images/can...2-lg-Web-1.jpg

Chamonix 045N-2
Nikkor-M, 300mm
Astia 100F
November 2012

Comments/ critiques are always welcomed.

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Originally Posted by scm

http://stevemidgleyphotography.com/Scan-110705-0003.jpg
Super Graphic - 150mm/5.6 Fuji - HP5+

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Just saw this today. Stunner! Incredible quality of light.

Must be quite a print in person.

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Originally Posted by Scott Schroeder

Excellent Clay. I feel like I'm there. I love those types of landscapes. High plains or whatever they are called. Almost promote a wonderful feeling and you've captured it.

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Thank you Scott, I do love the high desert, especially when you come to the edges and all the stuff that happens in those transition areas.

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Originally Posted by Ramiro Elena

Love this one, the oof is really nice and soft-buttery.

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I like this

Scott,

Great image! Can you provide info on the chemistry you used?

Thanks,

Bill