Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by Phil O.

Drumlin Farmstead, Antrim County, MI
Linhof Tech III, 210MM Rodenstock, Kodak VPH 400


http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n...CHX/img425.jpg

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Very serene, Phil. Wonderful composition, and so much for the eye to wander around and take in.

Rick

I just finished printing this 20x24 Platinum for your viewing. Sorry it's too big for the scanner but here it is. Thanks for checking.

http://img198.imageshack.us/img198/1005/20x241.jpg

http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/3212/2024print.jpg

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Originally Posted by Heroique

Please, speak softly … this volcano is only sleeping …

(N. Cascades, Washington state, October 2009)

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Great pictures! I love how close Adams and St Helens are, so apparent when you are up there.

Alabama Hills In May

http://www.gildedmoon.com/images/canp/409-1Web.jpg

Tachihara 4x5
90mm Nikkor
Astia 100-F

-Preston

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Originally Posted by srbphoto

Kerik,
Nice work. Are you in the Santa Cruz mountains?

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Thanks! No, I'm in the Sierra foothills.

Preston,
Very nice indeed.

Regards, Richard

Preston,

I like the composition and the details found throughout.

My monitor calibration may not be perfect, but there seems to be some excess red in the shadows. Its a problem I've had with Astia scans in the past as well and is easy to correct with either a curve on the red channel reducing red in the shadows or a selective color layer in photoshop.

Leh... Chamonix 45N, Schneider 135mm, Foma

Wista SP Metal, Velvia 100, 90mm Schneider f/8 Angulon, Colorgetter Scan.

http://www.thedynamiclight.com/Image...Tufa_11x14.jpg
Sand Tufas at Dusk

Thanks for your comments!

"but there seems to be some excess red in the shadows"

A couple of others noticed this, as well. It should be easy to fix. Thanks for pointing this out.

-Preston