Large Format Landscapes

From the same outing with Corran, day was getting into the 60F range and the ice was in full retreat. Tmax 400 in rodinal, 150mm lens.
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Originally Posted by h2oman

Hopefully some BLM or FS employee was enjoying the irony as they posted the sign!

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Can't read it. What does it say?

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Originally Posted by Alan Klein

Can't read it. What does it say?

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"No Firewood Cutting"

I still need to figure out the best way to post images -- it's only been 15 years since I posted my first image here. :p

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Originally Posted by newtorf

Redwood tree tunnel in Cupertino, Chamonix 45N-2, Nikkor 210mm, Fomapan 200, HC-110.

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Beautiful!

Thank you, Ben. It is a pleasant surprise to find these trees inside a city!

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Originally Posted by Ben Calwell

Beautiful!

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[IMG]https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...c0283781_b.jpgFitzgerald Marine Reserve by William Poole, on Flickr[/IMG]

Fitzgerald Marine Reserve, Moss Beach, CA
Chamonix 45H-1, 150 Sironar N, HP5+, HC110

Hail Trump! Chamonix 45N-2 Camera, Caltar 150mm f/5.6 lens, Kodak TXP 320 expired in 2004, Kodak HC-110 developer.

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Very nice set of photo’s these last 4 or five posts. But are you aware that there’s a thread for Trees here, most of them are deep in the bush and can hardly be seen as landscapes

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Originally Posted by otto.f

Very nice set of photo’s these last 4 or five posts. But are you aware that there’s a thread for Trees here, most of them are deep in the bush and can hardly be seen as landscapes

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Some of these are posted in the Trees topic. Same images, both places.

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Originally Posted by otto.f

Very nice set of photo’s these last 4 or five posts. But are you aware that there’s a thread for Trees here, most of them are deep in the bush and can hardly be seen as landscapes

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I do know there is a trees thread--and I have posted some images from this location there. This one seemed more in the spirit of landscape. For those looking for a rabbit hole, I can recommend John R. Stilgoe's book "What is Landscape" (MIT Press, 2015), which traces the meaning of that word and related others. He tells us that the word originally comes from old Frisian (coastal Netherlands) "landschop," mispronounced by Englishmen as "landskep" (shoveled land) and from there to "landskip" and finally (so far) "landscape." Derived from the word describing coastal land reclaimed for agriculture (shoveled) the word came to apply in England to any land shaped for human use. These rude "shelters" we are seeing more and more in wooded landscapes seem to fit that description.