Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by skiers4life

I love the delicate dark tones in this one. Excellent image!

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+1 awesome img

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Originally Posted by Myxine

https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8594/...6bc56d0a_o.jpgWindow by L'Eidolon, on Flickr

Chamonix 45, fp4+ developed in Pyrocat N-2, polarizer

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This is a fascinating image. What lens did you use? Did you use a center filter?

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Originally Posted by Harley Goldman

Beautiful, Jim. The cracked mud is a bit blue for my tastes, but I know you like your images more on the blue side than I like mine. Both are real sweet.

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Harley, I still remember your cracked mud/flower shot you posted a while back, really liked it.

Jim, yours is very nice too.

Roger

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Originally Posted by Old-N-Feeble

This is a fascinating image. What lens did you use? Did you use a center filter?

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Thanks! I believe i used a normal lens - 150mm schneider. No center filter, just a polarizer to reduce glare on the slippery rocks. There's a nice 900 feet drop just a few steps away

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Originally Posted by Myxine

Thanks! I believe i used a normal lens - 150mm schneider. No center filter, just a polarizer to reduce glare on the slippery rocks. There's a nice 900 feet drop just a few steps away

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Good grief... REALLY?? It looks like a super-wide with the camera angled down and lots of front rise.

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Originally Posted by AnteroP

Almost frozen

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7577/...ec01c3b8_o.jpg

M.P.P Micro Technical VI, Angulon 90, Fomapan 200, Xtol 1+1 8,5 min

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Nice and crisp. I have an M.P.P. too a, Mk VIII.

That's a nice photograph.

Scott S: Those three little ones are from the del Muerto side of the Canyon de Chelly system. I think all with a 450mm Nikkor.

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Originally Posted by Old-N-Feeble

Good grief... REALLY?? It looks like a super-wide with the camera angled down and lots of front rise.

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Ah! I remember having the camera at my height, to have the puddles well defined, and aiming a bit down indeed. Now, the lens could have been a 90mm but I don't think so

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Originally Posted by Myxine

Ah! I remember having the camera at my height, to have the puddles well defined, and aiming a bit down indeed. Now, the lens could have been a 90mm but I don't think so

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I'd bet good money it was a 90mm or wider. :)

At any rate, it's an inspiring image.