Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by mrladewig

I'd love to get some feedback on these two which I'm working on for a call for entry. If you see anything that requires work, please let me know.

Velvia 100F and 300M for both. The second used an 81b and a 2 stop GND, the first, no filters. I'm thinking the second may benefit by cropping to a 3:2 ratio.

http://www.ladewigs.com/Gallery/d/28...07_006_sml.jpg

http://www.ladewigs.com/Gallery/d/28...007_005_sm.jpg

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oh man,,, all I can say is both look quite good and well done..! maybe the first one you could have added a smidge on the top

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Originally Posted by mrladewig

I'd love to get some feedback on these two which I'm working on for a call for entry. If you see anything that requires work, please let me know.

Velvia 100F and 300M for both. The second used an 81b and a 2 stop GND, the first, no filters. I'm thinking the second may benefit by cropping to a 3:2 ratio.

http://www.ladewigs.com/Gallery/d/28...07_006_sml.jpg

http://www.ladewigs.com/Gallery/d/28...007_005_sm.jpg

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I particulary like the first one, specifically the way you have highlighted the tips of the trees.

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Originally Posted by Steve M Hostetter

oh man,,, all I can say is both look quite good and well done..! maybe the first one you could have added a smidge on the top

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Thanks Steve,

Good catch. I accidentally got a couple degrees off level in that first one and had to correct it by cropping, but I'm planning to scan it by fluid mounting, which should give me a bit more wiggle room. Could have sworn I had lined up the reflections on the ground glass before locking down the ballhead.

And thanks roteague as well.

Mel-

Personally I wouldn't crop the second one, I like the headroom above the mountains, and the foreground too.

I agree - I wouldn't crop the second either - I like it as is. Both are great!

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Originally Posted by Mark Whiting

A lot of beautiful stuff on this thread. Especially Nana Sousa Dias. Scary to post after her fantastic images.

This is from the crater fields of Northern Arizona during some wild thunderstorms.


http://www.ianmarkwhiting.com/galler...and clouds.jpg

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Thanks, Mark.

As to this photo of yours, it is stunning!!!!!

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Originally Posted by mrladewig

This is one of the few times I've headed up to an alpine lake and not checked the alt/azimuth info for sunrise against the topo. I miss calculated how the shadows would fall and had to adjust as the sun was rising.

I'd love to get some feedback if one stands out from the group to you.

Ektar 100
http://www.ladewigs.com/Gallery/d/28...18_014_ssm.jpg

Velvia 50
http://www.ladewigs.com/Gallery/d/28...100818_006.jpg

Ektar 100
http://www.ladewigs.com/Gallery/d/28...818_013_sm.jpg

Pro 160C
http://www.ladewigs.com/Gallery/d/28...100818_012.jpg

A single coated 75/8 super angulon was used for all. A 3 stop soft GND was used as well on all the images.

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I like very much all images but, on the first one, I like the purple color on the water but I'm not so sure about that color on the Sky. My favourite one is the third photo.

Kodak 405mm 4.5 11x14 efke 25

Georz 300mm 11x14 efke 25

Toyo G45 | Schneider 110mm f/5,6 | f/22 | 0,5s | Fuji Velvia 50

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