Large Format Landscapes

Yeah, that's really nice, Harley. Good work.

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Originally Posted by Harley Goldman

Lone Pine Peak

I camped in the Alabama Hills in January. I only shot two sheets of B&W that trip and the film has been patiently waiting in the holder for enough film to make up a Jobo drum batch. I ran it when I processed my Yosemite film a few weeks ago. This image was made a short distance from my campsite one beautiful Sunday morning.

Chamonix 4x5
Nikkor 300 M
Delta 100

http://www.harleygoldman.com/images/...ePeakWebLg.jpg

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beautiful.. i would have toned it with darker shadows in the mountain in the foreground though. i think the mountain in the background looks gorgeous to the point that i think i want to see another picture of it alone.

Jonathan, H2OMan and Abdullah, thanks for the comments and suggestions. Much appreciated!

Beautiful image, Harley!

A view of Mabou town boat yard on Cape Bretton Island, Nova Scotia.

http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3722/8...e97cd602_c.jpg
45MA01-58[t1 by hypolimnas, on Flickr

TK45S with a 75 mm. Nikon W. Fuji Velvia 100, Praus developed. V750 scan with PS corrections. July 8, 2001.

Nate Potter, Austin TX.

WOW nice one.

That's Alabama!?

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Originally Posted by Harley Goldman

Lone Pine Peak

I camped in the Alabama Hills in January. I only shot two sheets of B&W that trip and the film has been patiently waiting in the holder for enough film to make up a Jobo drum batch. I ran it when I processed my Yosemite film a few weeks ago. This image was made a short distance from my campsite one beautiful Sunday morning.

Chamonix 4x5
Nikkor 300 M
Delta 100

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That's no Alabama I've seen...

Alabama Hills are in California near Mt. Whitney.

From Wikipedia:

The Alabama Hills were named for CSS Alabama. When news of the Confederate warship's exploits reached prospectors in California sympathetic to the American Civil War Confederates, they named many mining claims after the ship, and the name came to be applied to the entire range.

Jonathan

I don't normally do landscapes but a recent trip to the UK yielded this, which I couldn't help but like for it's otherworldly qualities. Shot with a 6x17 back.



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