Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by RSalles

Lovely image, Chris. What I don't like is the image doesn't fit my display - as I have to roll up and down continuously to see the entire frame...

Cheers,

Renato

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Sorry about that. Glad you like both sides :)

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Originally Posted by DG 3313

Very nice!

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Thank you.

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Originally Posted by chassis

Great images Meekyman. Nice variety of perspectives. The Velvia is working for you!

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Thanks! Velvia is a luxury, I know, and is used sparingly. I only go for it when the conditions match it.

Graham

Will need to rescan these (wet mount) when I get a mounting station, got nasty newton rings...

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Sheet 54 by Sheel Kapur, on Flickr

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Sheet 57 by Sheel Kapur, on Flickr

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Sheet 55 by Sheel Kapur, on Flickr

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Sheet 56 by Sheel Kapur, on Flickr

Love Sheet 56, the foreground rocks have a beautiful smooth bubblyness to them!

Thanks locutus!

I'm quite pleased with that one too, except for the focus...

I used a wanderlust travelwide 4x5 with 90mm lens, and tried to focused on the rocks, which were quite close... I wonder if infinity would have been better.

Nice ones sheel. I like the first. The composition for me is good, with the foot of the mountain in full view. Gives a solid feeling, and a different rendering than many Half Dome images.

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Originally Posted by chassis

Nice ones sheel. I like the first. The composition for me is good, with the foot of the mountain in full view. Gives a solid feeling, and a different rendering than many Half Dome images.

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Thanks chassis, appreciate it! It was tough to get the framing right as the location was super crowded... but worked out well :)

Storm rolling in over the east ridge of Amicalola Falls State Park. It was pouring rain and I had just a small umbrella with me. I need to buy one of those big golf umbrellas. The wind was whipping up too.

Sinar Handy, 90mm SA, TMX, Acufine:

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Bryan, there is so much that is good about that image.

Thanks Randy! I not totally sold on it. I broke the "rule" about centered horizons and I wasn't sure there was much visual interest beyond the dark clouds (burned in heavily to look as it did then and as I pre-visualized for print). Might try making a little 11x14 enlargement of this negative in the darkroom.