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13-Jan-2011, 21:46
Donald Miller

Re: Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by Sanjay Sen

Donald, that is superb!

Thank you
14-Jan-2011, 00:54
mdm

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Crop from 5x7
14-Jan-2011, 04:40
Nana Sousa Dias

Re: Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by Scott Walker

Thanks Michael, I really appreciate that.
I am very reluctant to post immages here because my scanner is so bad. All the detail in the shadows and highlites vanishes and the scanner adds a few minor light streaks plus one big one that I can either have just on the one edge or right in the middle depending on where I place the immage on the scanner bed. :(

Great photo, Scott.

Is your scanner the HP 4050?
14-Jan-2011, 04:41
Nana Sousa Dias

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Donald, that is a beautifull shot!
14-Jan-2011, 08:45
NicolasArg

Re: Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by ElRooster

I have a Toyo 45A too, must be an Argentine thing. haha

Great shot Nico

Totally :) Thanks!
14-Jan-2011, 08:46
NicolasArg

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Jiri, amazing composition!
14-Jan-2011, 08:47
NicolasArg

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Donald, a really remarkable shot.
14-Jan-2011, 08:48
Scott Walker

Re: Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias

Great photo, Scott.

Is your scanner the HP 4050?

It is the 4850 and I completly dismantled and cleaned it this morning which seems to have gotten rid of the light streaks
14-Jan-2011, 08:52
NicolasArg

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One more photo from the mountain pond I posted before.
Toyo 45A, Schneider SA 90mm f8, Kodak Tmax100
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5250/...64c48b9c_b.jpg
14-Jan-2011, 09:12
Donald Miller

Re: Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias

Donald, that is a beautifull shot!

Thank you
14-Jan-2011, 09:13
Donald Miller

Re: Large Format Landscapes

Quote:

Originally Posted by NicolasArg

Donald, a really remarkable shot.

Thank you
14-Jan-2011, 11:11
Jim Becia

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"Approaching Storm"

Image taken in the Kolob section of Zion this past October. The lighting was pretty unusual for about 3 minutes.
Ebony 8x10 with Nikkor 150SW and Velvia 50.
14-Jan-2011, 11:24
Roger Thoms

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Originally Posted by Jim Becia

"Approaching Storm"

Image taken in the Kolob section of Zion this past October. The lighting was pretty unusual for about 3 minutes.
Ebony 8x10 with Nikkor 150SW and Velvia 50.

Nice Jim, brings back memories, spent a month backpacking there in 1980, saw about 3 people.

Roger
14-Jan-2011, 12:56
Donald Miller

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Very nice Jim
14-Jan-2011, 13:14
SocalAstro

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I've fallen behind in viewing this thread. Some amazing stuff posted here in the last few days.

Great job and kudos to Jiri, Nana, iml, Scott, Donald, mdm, Jim, and Nicholas. Forgive me if I've overlooked anyone. Lookign at this thread always inspired to get out and shoot more :-) Keep 'em coming.

Cheers,
Leon
14-Jan-2011, 14:00
Frank Bunnik

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Stalks in a snowy field. 120mm apo symmar L on a Technika, 4x5 inch TMax 400.
14-Jan-2011, 16:07
Peter De Smidt

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Great shot, Jim!
14-Jan-2011, 16:09
Donald Miller

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Originally Posted by Frank Bunnik

Stalks in a snowy field. 120mm apo symmar L on a Technika, 4x5 inch TMax 400.

I like this a great deal. Very nice.
14-Jan-2011, 17:32
mikebarger

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Agree with Donald, nice work!
14-Jan-2011, 17:56
Peter De Smidt

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Frank, is it a lith print, ala Tim Rudman? It has a bit of that look about it. In any case, it's very pleasing.
14-Jan-2011, 20:25
Nana Sousa Dias

Re: Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by Scott Walker

It is the 4850 and I completly dismantled and cleaned it this morning which seems to have gotten rid of the light streaks

I don't know that model but I know a guy from brasil that gets fabulous results with a HP 4050 with medium format 6x6 negatives.
He gets results very similar to what I get from my Epson v700, wich is remarkable and make me think I'm not getting the maximum "power" from my V700...
16-Jan-2011, 11:28
Frank Bunnik

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Thanks for the comments. No, it is not a lith print. I scan the negatives and post proces them in Adobe Lightroom. When I really like the image, I have it printed on baryta paper (Hahnemuhle).
16-Jan-2011, 13:01
eduardtoader

Re: Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by Donald Miller

Near San Diego

5X7 - 450 Nikkor M
Efke Pl 100 - Pyrocat HD
JandC Nuance - MAS Amidol

Beautifull, Donald. The small atachement is a disavantage. I love this shot.
16-Jan-2011, 22:05
NicolasArg

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20 min to sunrise, shot on a solitaire trek to Los Tempanos. Toyo 45A, Schneider SA 90mm f8 at f16. Kodak Tmax 100 in Tmax RS. Used a flashlight to focus the FG.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5007/...3090f231_b.jpg
17-Jan-2011, 00:40
eduardtoader

Re: Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by NicolasArg

20 min to sunrise, shot on a solitaire trek to Los Tempanos. Toyo 45A, Schneider SA 90mm f8 at f16. Kodak Tmax 100 in Tmax RS. Used a flashlight to focus the FG.

a great image, Nicolas. a beautifull place to shot..
17-Jan-2011, 01:33
Frank Bunnik

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Beautiful image Nicolas, amazing depth and detail in this image.
17-Jan-2011, 09:11
iml

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Originally Posted by Frank Bunnik

Stalks in a snowy field. 120mm apo symmar L on a Technika, 4x5 inch TMax 400.

I like that very much.

Ian
17-Jan-2011, 10:28
SamReeves

Re: Large Format Landscapes

Quote:

Originally Posted by NicolasArg

20 min to sunrise, shot on a solitaire trek to Los Tempanos. Toyo 45A, Schneider SA 90mm f8 at f16. Kodak Tmax 100 in Tmax RS. Used a flashlight to focus the FG.

Fantastic!!
18-Jan-2011, 06:12
NicolasArg

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Eduardo, Frank, Sam> thanks a lot for your kind words!
18-Jan-2011, 17:41
Mark Whiting

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SP Crater, just north of the SF Peaks in Northern Arizona. Taken the day after Christmas

Please critique and comment

http://www.ianmarkwhiting.com/galler.../sp crater.jpg

Toho 4X5, Fuji 150 f/5.6, Tmax 100 developed in Tmax RSmax

Mark Whiting
18-Jan-2011, 19:02
StevenJohn

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Shen Hao PTB
Provia 100f
Smoky Mountains, TN
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5283/...46e69470_b.jpg
18-Jan-2011, 19:22
bobwysiwyg

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Steven, very nice shot!
19-Jan-2011, 12:24
Frank Bunnik

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The Bergsche Maas between Waalwijk and Heusden in the Netherlands, January 14 2011. I used a 210mm lens at f/32 with a red filter. Exposed for about 15 seconds, Tmax400. Post processed in Adobe Lightroom.
19-Jan-2011, 12:55
jon.oman

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Wonderful image Steven!
19-Jan-2011, 17:23
Nana Sousa Dias

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[QUOTE=NicolasArg;674853]20 min to sunrise, shot on a solitaire trek to Los Tempanos. Toyo 45A, Schneider SA 90mm f8 at f16. Kodak Tmax 100 in Tmax RS. Used a flashlight to focus the FG.
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Fantastic image!
19-Jan-2011, 19:01
StevenJohn

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Thank you Bob and Jon.
19-Jan-2011, 21:04
walter23

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Originally Posted by StevenJohn

Shen Hao PTB
Provia 100f
Smoky Mountains, TN

Really nice lighting... everything looks great.
22-Jan-2011, 12:33
David Hedley

Re: Large Format Landscapes

From earlier today, in the Upper Rhine wetlands in Alsace-Lorraine;
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5161/...b7574c8e_b.jpg
Sinar F, Schneider 180mm, TMax 100 / Tanol
22-Jan-2011, 13:12
timing

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http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5004/...db416499_z.jpg
Driftwood 2 by Tim Ingmire

This is one I took last month but "lost" the holder. Found and developed today. Not in the class of Nana's though.
22-Jan-2011, 13:18
mdm

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Definately not. I feel like putting my footprints there.
22-Jan-2011, 14:05
NicolasArg

Re: Large Format Landscapes

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frank Bunnik

The Bergsche Maas between Waalwijk and Heusden in the Netherlands, January 14 2011. I used a 210mm lens at f/32 with a red filter. Exposed for about 15 seconds, Tmax400. Post processed in Adobe Lightroom.

I really like the minimalistic approach here.

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Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias

Fantastic image!

Thank you Nana!

Quote:

Originally Posted by walter23

Really nice lighting... everything looks great.

+1 to that, soft light and a lot of details. Nice flow.

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Originally Posted by timing

This is one I took last month but "lost" the holder. Found and developed today. Not in the class of Nana's though.

I think it deserves a nice print, great wave action

Quote:

Originally Posted by David Hedley

From earlier today, in the Upper Rhine wetlands in Alsace-Lorraine;
Sinar F, Schneider 180mm, TMax 100 / Tanol

BW works really fine here, adds a lot to the moody atmosphere.

And a recent one from me I'd like to share with you Gentlemen. Nothing fancy, a good old long exposure on the beach.
Toyo 45A, Schneider SA 90mm f8 at f16, Kodak Tmax 100, developed in Tmax RS. I think the exposure time was around 5 or 7 minutes. Shot some 35 minutes after the sunset.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5281/...ba867d47_b.jpg
22-Jan-2011, 14:12
Liam:

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Originally Posted by timing

This is one I took last month but "lost" the holder. Found and developed today. Not in the class of Nana's though.

I really like the tones in this and the blur works perfectly to draw your eye in.
23-Jan-2011, 07:35
lordmint

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Shot this earlier today. I haven't shot much with my Cambo 8x10, but now that I've managed to mount my 9-stop filter on the Caltar S-II lens, I'll be shooting a lot more with the Legend :)

Metered at 4mins. Exposed at 9mins 30secs on the Delta 100. Developed with HC110 Dilution E.

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5090/...9e19f1cb_z.jpg
23-Jan-2011, 19:51
ghostcount

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Mono Lake 2010

Taken with a 1922 Korona 5x7 on Adox CHS25 and developed in WD2D+.

Contact print using Kentmere Fineprint VC FB Glossy. Applied Type 2 High Light mask with Arista Lith film on the Tuffas and slight bleaching on the mountains.

I wish I had a 5x7 enlarger! :(

Apologies for the scanner dust.

http://www.planetrandy.com/Temp_Data... HLM small.jpg
23-Jan-2011, 19:53
msk2193

Re: Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by ghostcount

Mono Lake 2010

Taken with a 1922 Korona 5x7 on Adox CHS25 and developed in WD2D+.

Contact print using Kentmere Fineprint VC FB Glossy. Applied Type 2 High Light mask with Arista Lith film on the Tuffas and slight bleaching on the mountains.

I wish I had a 5x7 enlarger! :(

Apologies for the scanner dust.

Beautiful.
23-Jan-2011, 20:04
ghostcount

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Originally Posted by msk2193

Beautiful.

Thanks Michael.
25-Jan-2011, 18:49
mdm

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My version of the big sky. No filtration. Shanghai 100 in Pyrocat M
25-Jan-2011, 19:45
Donald Miller

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McDowell Mountains, Arizona

5X7 - 450 Nikkor M

Efke Pl 100 - Pyrocat HD
JandC Nuance - MAS Amidol
26-Jan-2011, 00:30
SocalAstro

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Another shot from Death Valley.
Star Trails over Racetrack Playa. Selfmade 45 P&S Camera, Nikkor 65mm, Provia 100
Exposure was about 4.5 hours long.

Cheers,
Leon

http://www.socalastro.com/misc/playa_trails.jpeg
26-Jan-2011, 06:38
Jim Becia

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One from Zion this fall. This was at the end of October while the tram was still running. Went up the canyon on a very rainy day. Got soaked, but realized that moments like this in Zion are very fleeting as once the rain stopped, the waterfall quickly diminished to a trickle. Taken with a 5x7. Jim

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