Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by Christopher Broadbent

Yes, I found the two prints five years apart, one in Germany, one in America and reconstructed (spliced) the two together to make complete panorama. As I said, Sommer took them one minute and a few yards apart.

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I admire your scholarship and dedication.

To the OP, here is one from Yellowstone;

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3389/...f773248b_b.jpg

Toyo metal field, Schneider 180mm, Acros / Rodinal

Haven't been here in awhile. AS 4x5, Fuji 240A, Kodak E100VS.

http://www.trinidaddreamscape.net/pi...AS45_060w1.jpg

http://img164.imageshack.us/img164/3...uincho2es7.jpg
Shen Hao 4x5, Schneider Super Angulon 47mm, Tmax 100, 25A filter

And some more...
http://img144.imageshack.us/img144/4...sias232fd2.jpg
Wista 45 DX, Fuji SWD 90/5.6, Fuji Acros, Orange filter

http://img48.imageshack.us/img48/133...sias243sb4.jpg
Linhof Technika IV, Schneider Super Angulon 65/8, FP4+, orange filter

http://img144.imageshack.us/img144/8...esias60sg7.jpg
Linhof Technika IV, Schneider Super Angulon 65/8, Tmax 100, orange filter

Dramatic shot, Nana Sousa Dias! It's great to see what that lens (47mm) looks like on 4x5. Is that using a center filter?

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Originally Posted by nathanm

Dramatic shot, Nana Sousa Dias! It's great to see what that lens (47mm) looks like on 4x5. Is that using a center filter?

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No, nathan, this was shot without center filter, I opened a bit the levels at corners, on the bottom. At the top I didn't do any editing, that's the natural vignetting of the lens.

Gorgeous stuff, Nana.

Nana,
Thanks for the great images which just confirms to me that it's time to look for a lens wider than my 90mm.

Yeah, those are beautiful, Nana.

My contribution:

Wizard Island, Crater Lake. Osaka 4x5, 90 mm Caltar (widest I own), Astia with 2 or 3 stop split ND filter.

http://www.greggwaterman.com/CL_clouds_realsmall_BW.jpg

Welcome aboard, I have never lost the excitement of working with LF in the landscape.
Work with one or two lens and keep thing simple and you will have the time of your life.
If you are patient with yourself and give yourself the time to grow with this tool it will reward you ten fold.

Check out my new website to see what I mean
http://www.richardjohnsonphotography.com/

Richard