Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by mijosc

Another Velvia 50 shot. I paid a little more attention to color correcting this time. Although I consider myself to be more of a black and white photographer, Velvia is quite addicting.

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Cascade Canyon at Dawn by Michael Schomer, on Flickr

Camera: Ebony RSW45
Lens: Schneider APO-Symmar 150mm
Film: Fujifilm Velvia 50, ISO 50
Exposure: F27 --1/2 sec

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Lovely.

mijosc, wonderful work. I love the morning alpenglow and composition. Did you have to set your camera up the night before to compose and focus? That canyon is actually the first hike my parents ever took me on, I must have been three or four years old. Anyway, really well made photograph.

Regards,
Brad

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Originally Posted by mijosc

Another Velvia 50 shot. I paid a little more attention to color correcting this time. Although I consider myself to be more of a black and white photographer, Velvia is quite addicting.

https://farm1.staticflickr.com/428/1...c7fe8370_b.jpg
Cascade Canyon at Dawn by Michael Schomer, on Flickr

Camera: Ebony RSW45
Lens: Schneider APO-Symmar 150mm
Film: Fujifilm Velvia 50, ISO 50
Exposure: F27 --1/2 sec

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Originally Posted by klocksib

mijosc, wonderful work. I love the morning alpenglow and composition. Did you have to set your camera up the night before to compose and focus? That canyon is actually the first hike my parents ever took me on, I must have been three or four years old. Anyway, really well made photograph.

Regards,
Brad

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Thanks! My girlfriend and I hiked into the canyon later on that day.

I did not setup my camera the night before. It was light enough that I could focus without trouble.

Very nice photos on your website BTW!

-Michael

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Originally Posted by johnmsanderson

wasnt sure where to post this

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Along Interstate, North Dakota

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I like this a lot.

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Originally Posted by Miguel Curbelo

I like this a lot.

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Thanks, Miguel..

Michael, that looks better after taking some magenta out of it. nicely done on the canyon shot too!

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Stick-figure estate. 5x7, fujinon 250 WS

Went canoeing in some of the wild areas of Florida. This is Turkett Falls on the Alapahoochee River:

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Here is a rapids area along the Dead River:

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Both taken with my Chamonix 45n1, 90mm f/6.8 Angulon, on T-Max 100, developed in Acufine.

Scan of my first somewhat successful 8x10. Carried the franken-view up to the top of one of the massive piles of dirt made when building a new subdivision. The negative got a bit scratched in development, unfortunately.

https://farm1.staticflickr.com/461/1...a515dd2d_b.jpgFoma400 Suburb by Alex C, on Flickr

Color shot of the above. I tried an interesting Photoshop technique here. The sunlight hitting the rapids area was really intense, and as expected it blew the highlights out. I should've pulled the development a bit but I went with it. Anyway, I took the b&w version, overlaid it, and then changed the blend mode to "Linear Burn." Then I used a layer mask to basically burn in the highlight areas using the tone of the b&w image. A slight color layer to pull in some color to the highlights and it's finished. Looks fairly proper, or, what do you think?

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