Large Format Landscapes

9 trees; 4x5 kodak portra 160, sironar s 150mm
lungau, st.michael

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7650/...b9cf7e8a_b.jpg9 trees (analog) by gmfotografie, on Flickr

Michael,
That's clever, and those trunks are really central to the composition. Great job.

thx ....

the negative :-)

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Beautiful!

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Originally Posted by rjbrine

It's been a while since I've posted but thought I'd share a personal project which is currently being exhibited at the Architectural Association in London.

'Defensive Structures in the British Landscape'

The project can be viewed here at: www.britishpillboxes.co.uk

The series was photographed using an Arca Swiss 4x5 model C and a variety of E6 film stock.

Just moved to the US Midwest and wondered if anyone can recommend a good E6 4x5 lab in Minneapolis or Madison.

Thanks in advance,

Richard.

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Very nice work, Richard. I like the way that you left plenty of breathing room in the landscape around the structures, and the sometimes less than obvious vantage points. Great work!

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Originally Posted by ImSoNegative

trying out a 75mm grandagon on 5x7 film arista film, I had the front raised a bit too much

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7633/...074f31333c.jpgwide angle by goldenimageworks65, on Flickr

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I'm excessively envious of the rocks (presumably some sort of metamorphics?) that you southeasterners have in your streams!

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Originally Posted by gmfotografie

9 trees; 4x5 kodak portra 160, sironar s 150mm
lungau, st.michael

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7650/...b9cf7e8a_b.jpg9 trees (analog) by gmfotografie, on Flickr

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Great!
Like it!!

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Originally Posted by ImSoNegative

trying out a 75mm grandagon on 5x7 film arista film, I had the front raised a bit too much...

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Still makes a grand 4.5x7

Very nice image. The lens worked well - upper left corner might be a bit of vignetting/shadow(?) but still looks awesome

Great shot, Michael!