Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by dlin

Flooded Corn Fields

TMY developed in Pyrocat HD
Printed on Ilford MGIV FB toned in selenium and thiocarbamide.

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Excellent!

ps: Daniel, this image compelled me to have a look at your other work. Very fine, indeed. Shall I embarass you with the link?

http://www.dlinphotography.com/Main.html

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Originally Posted by briand

Shot yesterday Morning,
Horseman L45 4x5. Schneider 210mm ERA 100 @80ISO

http://www.apug.org/forums/members/b...100-80-iso.jpg

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Other than being B&W and 4x5, this one looks like a picture I took in Beijing about 4 years ago. Where is this?

Also, is it fog or what? (Beijing was a yellow pollution laden dust, for me).

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Originally Posted by Merg Ross

Excellent!

ps: Daniel, this image compelled me to have a look at your other work. Very fine, indeed. Shall I embarass you with the link?

http://www.dlinphotography.com/Main.html

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I'm blushing! Thank you for the encouragement- it means a lot to me.

All the best,
Daniel

Daniel,

Merg's praise is well founded - accept it graciously and without embarrassment.

To Rick and any of the rest of you with like-minded LF buddies,

Count your blessings. I'd love to tag along with someone else who is doing LF B&W work of the things I like!

Great images everyone... :)

A recent image.

jim k

Bergen, Alberta, Cowboy Trail, Canada, 2010

http://largeformatgroupimages.jimkit...s/10040104.jpg

Jim,

I'm always amazed, and quite envious, of the tonal range of your images.

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Originally Posted by dlin

I'm blushing! Thank you for the encouragement- it means a lot to me.

All the best,
Daniel

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I agree completely with Merg's comment. That's some terrific work you have there. Who'd have thunk in Eagle Creek, Indiana? Just goes to show that you don't have to travel a long way from home to make great photographs, at least not when someone has your talent.

Very nice, igore!!

Beautiful work!

Crater Lake NP, Oregon. 4x5, 150mm