Large Format Landscapes

Taken with the Rodenstock/Caltar 180mm lens before I shipped it out this morning. Kodak 2D 5x7.

http://silverpiscis.com/Photography/Reseda5x7_180.jpg

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Originally Posted by Jim Fitzgerald

That would put a smile on my face! Great shot! Way to go!!

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How do you think that would come as a carbon print:D

Hi all,

My first post posting a picture. This is from a development gone bad. I kinda like the look and scanned the neg.
New Jersey Palisades.
Taken with a Toyo 45G and Schneider 270mm f/9 G-claron

Leo

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Originally Posted by Leoformat

Hi all,

My first post posting a picture. This is from a development gone bad. I kinda like the look and scanned the neg.
New Jersey Palisades.
Taken with a Toyo 45G and Schneider 270mm f/9 G-claron

Leo

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I remember this shot, maybe not same exactly but i saw something similar from Manhattan side as i was staying with a friend there for my vacation there, nice though even i was hoping to see it in colors.

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Originally Posted by madmax12

from the Joshua Tree get together last weekend 4x5 artista film HC110 6.5 minutes . MY First LF that made me smile

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That looks great Criag,The foreground and sky and rocks are right on.
Mike

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Originally Posted by ElRooster

Taken with the Rodenstock/Caltar 180mm lens before I shipped it out this morning. Kodak 2D 5x7.

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Hey, that looks like the Palisades Trail below the Porter Ridge park?

I always shot it from above. I like this perspective. :)

Here's one of mine:

http://48pixels.com/images/palisadestrail.jpg

HP5 in Rodinal (!), crop

Nice photo, Marko.

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Originally Posted by Marko

Hey, that looks like the Palisades Trail below the Porter Ridge park?

I always shot it from above. I like this perspective. :)

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Thanks Marko, I always shoot around there. I really like that fence.

I like yours too, I need to hike up some more and check out your view.

Hanging around with my Tachi near the Capitola, California wharf in February.

Tachihara 4x5 Field, Nikkor 90mm ƒ8, Maco IR 820c.

http://www.samreevesphoto.com/posts/...apitolair2.jpg

Nice one Sam!

Wonderful image Sam.

Nice shot Sam, did you use an IR filter or a deep red?

Cheers,
Leon

ElRooster, I love your Death Valley photographs, particularly the first one. Kudos!

Jenny Lake and the Tetons

I have been working with commercial photography for over 20 years as a designer and retouch artist, and I have to tell you that I am in awe at the talent shown on this forum.

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Originally Posted by Peter J. De Smidt

Nice photo, Marko.

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Thanks Peter!

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Originally Posted by routlaw

Madison River Valley & Madison Range Mountains, Montana

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That is wonderful, Rob.

Thanks for sharing.

- Leigh

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Originally Posted by MumbleyJoe

ElRooster, I love your Death Valley photographs, particularly the first one. Kudos!

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Thanks Mumbley! I want to go back soon, before it gets too hot.

You live in the valley right Marko? We should get together some time and go shooting. I don't have any large format photo buddies.

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Originally Posted by Steve M Hostetter

Nice one Sam!

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Originally Posted by dsim

Wonderful image Sam.

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Originally Posted by SocalAstro

Nice shot Sam, did you use an IR filter or a deep red?

Cheers,
Leon

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Thanks guys.

Yes, a Hoya R72.

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5179/...7f7bd0_o_d.jpg

The Jeffrey Pine on Sentinel Dome, Yosemite
Tachihara 4x5, Fuji Provia, Caltar 210mm, V750

I was so pleased to have the light take on the colors it did, but I think my front standard slipped down (not properly tightened I guess) and my framing changed after I slipped in the film holder, hence the narrow crop (the slide has a bunch of unfocused rock down below, rather than colorful sky above... d'oh!). I still like it. I took a Velvia shot as well and the color is ridiculous on that, but it was underexposed and very tough to scan.

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Originally Posted by MumbleyJoe

The Jeffrey Pine on Sentinel Dome, Yosemite
Tachihara 4x5, Fuji Provia, Caltar 210mm, V750

I was so pleased to have the light take on the colors it did, but I think my front standard slipped down (not properly tightened I guess) and my framing changed after I slipped in the film holder, hence the narrow crop (the slide has a bunch of unfocused rock down below, rather than colorful sky above... d'oh!). I still like it. I took a Velvia shot as well and the color is ridiculous on that, but it was underexposed and very tough to scan.

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Still very nice, beautiful color.

Rob

Yes, nice colors, love it.

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Originally Posted by ElRooster

You live in the valley right Marko? We should get together some time and go shooting. I don't have any large format photo buddies.

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Sure. If a few others who also live around here want to join us, we could organize a group shoot...

:)

One seascape and one landscape

routlaw, Professional - thanks! the color really was extraordinary.

Abbiategrasso, Italy Morning Fog

5X7 180 Nikkor W

Efke Pl 100 - Pyrocat HD
JandC Nuance - MAS Amidol

Another beautiful one, Donald. The quality of your work is exceptionally and consistently high.

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Originally Posted by MumbleyJoe

The Jeffrey Pine on Sentinel Dome, Yosemite
Tachihara 4x5, Fuji Provia, Caltar 210mm, V750

I was so pleased to have the light take on the colors it did, but I think my front standard slipped down (not properly tightened I guess) and my framing changed after I slipped in the film holder, hence the narrow crop (the slide has a bunch of unfocused rock down below, rather than colorful sky above... d'oh!). I still like it. I took a Velvia shot as well and the color is ridiculous on that, but it was underexposed and very tough to scan.

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The light is wonderful must wait all day for that kind of light

It may not be exactly what you in-visioned but it is still a beautiful image. The color is rich without being overdone.

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Originally Posted by Sanjay Sen

Another beautiful one, Donald. The quality of your work is exceptionally and consistently high.

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Thank you

madmax12, stradibarrius - Thanks both for your comments. Incidentally, if you see my avatar photo, that was taken within a minute or so looking the opposite direction, so that's the light (off the clouds) that's lighting the Jeffrey Pine in my shot. I got a lot of mileage out of those few minutes of light. :)

This was taken on a 110XL at f/22 - Ebony 45SU - desaturated Velvia 50

http://static.timparkin.co.uk/static...nfo_treees.jpg

Good photo, Tim.

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Originally Posted by Scotty230358

One seascape and one landscape

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I'm really diggin the "seascape" one with the lighthouse!

thanks for sharing

-Dan

It was a beautiful warm spring day so I spent it wandering around the open space behind my house. I always think of it as my extended backyard.

Shen Hao PTB 4x5, Apo-Grandagon 55mm f/4.5, Delta 100.
http://www.stahlke.us/uploads/creek_002.jpg

Thunderhead. Capitol Reef National Park, Utah.
Wista VX 4x5 / 150mm Rodenstock Apo Sironar lens / Red filter / Tri X Pan / Acu-1 developer

http://i648.photobucket.com/albums/u...erheadcopy.jpg

I like your backyard :-) Nice shot as well.

-Leon

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Originally Posted by Mark Stahlke

It was a beautiful warm spring day so I spent it wandering around the open space behind my house. I always think of it as my extended backyard.

Shen Hao PTB 4x5, Apo-Grandagon 55mm f/4.5, Delta 100.

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Great shot; I really like the sky/clouds in this one.

Cheers,
Leon

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Originally Posted by Duane Polcou

Thunderhead. Capitol Reef National Park, Utah.
Wista VX 4x5 / 150mm Rodenstock Apo Sironar lens / Red filter / Tri X Pan / Acu-1 developer

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Originally Posted by Mark Stahlke

It was a beautiful warm spring day so I spent it wandering around the open space behind my house. I always think of it as my extended backyard.

Shen Hao PTB 4x5, Apo-Grandagon 55mm f/4.5, Delta 100.

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Now that's a backyard! Nicely done. :D

A little more color and light, Canham 8x10, Schneider SSXL 210/5.6 at f/8, on Kodak Portra 400NC.
Larry

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5099/...b6bcb47f_b.jpg

Cholla Garden at Sunrise
Joshua Tree National Park, California
Arca Swiss 4x5, 150mm 5.6 Symmar-S Schneider, Provia 100F QL

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5175/...1972cf2b_b.jpg

Joshua Tree National Park, California
Arca Swiss 4x5, 150mm 5.6 Symmar-S Schneider, Kodak Ektar 100
[Larger view]

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Originally Posted by Mark Stahlke

It was a beautiful warm spring day so I spent it wandering around the open space behind my house. I always think of it as my extended backyard.

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Absolutely wonderful! Like a fairy tale! The depth created by the light and the wide angle lens are so beautiful. Thank you for showing us this picture!

dperez,

I love the color palette on the second shot. Very nice.

Testing my new lens this morning :)

Sinar F2 + Schneider Symmar-S MC 5,6/300
Exposure 1/60sec f5.6 ISO100
Film: Fomapan 100+ 4x5''
Dev: 10 minutes in D76 1+1 rotary procesing in Jobo CPA2plus processor
Scanned with Epson 4870

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5018/...3b592d09_z.jpg

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Originally Posted by Duane Polcou

Thunderhead. Capitol Reef National Park, Utah.
Wista VX 4x5 / 150mm Rodenstock Apo Sironar lens / Red filter / Tri X Pan / Acu-1 developer

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Fantastic image...

Jiri

szadow

Haunting image, what kind of birds?

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Originally Posted by dperez

Joshua Tree National Park, California
Arca Swiss 4x5, 150mm 5.6 Symmar-S Schneider, Kodak Ektar 100

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This is a fantastic shot dperez!. Amazing colors.

-Leon