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This is a cropped image taken in Franconia New Hampshire. It was taken with a 4X5 Wisner Pocket Expedition and a 150mm Rodenstock Apo Sironar N. My only lens at the time.
This image was taken with a 150mm Rodenstock Apo Sironar N lens and an Arca Swiss Discovery with folding rail. The film was Fuji Velvia 50.
Looking at this thread is really killing, i have LF since so long time ago and i didn't use it, and landscapes is the thing i love to shoot with digital or LF but can't see much here in my country, i will try to find a good desert landscape nearby if i can, but not sure if i go with colours or B&W film? Also i have 2 lenses for my field cameras and i am not considering to use Graphlex camera.
John, nice shots. That first one looks like the Flume maybe, the 2nd looks like the bridge on the way out of Lincoln starting up the Kanc? Nice to see some NH shots here. I should post some soon too.
South-East Iceland, February 2015. Made with 8x20 /Computar 305mm.
https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1532/...94e0b83b_o.jpgA035 by Leonard Gabriel Alecu, on Flickr
Turned out fiddling with Kodak 6121 film is not fun.
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Sunset by JaZ, on Flickr
Fujinon 105/5.6
Graflex 4x5
Thanks for the comments Ed. I think you are right on about the locations.
Not a lot of published images of New Hampshire from well known LF people. David Muench comes to mind. Always nice to see more images if you wanted to post some. I haven't seen a lot of dramatic sunsets in the White Mountains but soft light, those rocks and LF film can work well together.