Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by Joe O'Hara

Dunnfield Creek, Delaware Water Gap, NJ, after a night of rain. 90mm Super Angulon, Tmax 400, +2 development in D-76 1-1.

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that's bad ass!

Thank you for the kind comments, Vinny, h2oman, and Chuck.

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Originally Posted by Chris C

Well the Velvia bug truly has bitten. I've learnt from this that yes, I can shoot directly into the sun without getting extreme flare with 2 filters so long as it's behind a small amount of cloud, and I need a much, much darker darkcloth so I can place my filters better.
I'm in love with the colours though!

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2625/...ed508c7d91.jpg

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Beauty of a chrome! Good work sir. :)

color therapy and mud baths

http://www.taidejakonsti.fi/muutos/T...alli_snadi.jpg

raptar 90mm f6.8 @ 32 / fuji 160s

Late Afternoon, Marine Layer and Palos Verdes Peninsula, San Pedro, CA

T-Max 400 in D-76, 4x5

I was out riding my bike when I saw this scene. I raced home, threw all my stuff together and rushed back outside. Luckily the sun was still visible.

http://static.zooomr.com/images/7918...ffc8ed03_o.jpg

Arca-Swiss 4x5 Ektar 127mm/f4.7 Era DD-X

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3571/...5b0715c368.jpg

Incoherent fool, nice shot there.

keep on practising...

Shirley's Bay, Ottawa, 2009

http://www.andrewren.com/Images_for_...ario.-2009.jpg

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Flooding Cornfield, Richmond. 2009

http://www.andrewren.com/Images_for_...Corn_Field.jpg

Took me a while to figure out where I'd gone wrong with this scan, but I got it figured out eventually.

Hayman Burn on the edge of the Lost Creek Wilderness. June 2009.

4X5 Fuji NPS160, Nikkor 300M

http://www.ladewigs.com/Gallery/d/21...709_008sm2.jpg

andrew, both great but the cornfield is exceptional!