Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by ndwgolf

Heres one of the Tea Plantation in Cameron Highlands with the Chamonix 8x10..........I'm hoping this will make a nice contact print
Trix320 8x10
f64
2 minutes and 15 seconds exposure
Devoured in D-76
Right on sunrise

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Great image!

ndw, amazing image!

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Originally Posted by ndwgolf

Heres one of the Tea Plantation in Cameron Highlands with the Chamonix 8x10..........I'm hoping this will make a nice contact print
Trix320 8x10
f64
2 minutes and 15 seconds exposure
Devoured in D-76
Right on sunrise
http://i1196.photobucket.com/albums/...ps261rclq6.jpg

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Thanks for taking and showing such a beautiful picture.

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Originally Posted by AlexGard

I remember when I started shooting LF film and spending all that time setting up the camera, focusing, inserting film holder, firing the shutter and then after the *click* thinking... "is that it?"
I felt like there was a part missing
Well now i've got that bit filled in and nothing makes me want to punch holes in walls and people and keeps me more perpetually literally dirt poor than this process.
Also i hope you like cleaning because that seems to be about 95% of it. ☺

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Somehow I wanna try it even more now, hahaha.

11x14 inch clear glass ambrotype of a 130 year old mulberry tree

https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4250/3...6e82cab9_b.jpg

Absolutely STUNNING image! Perfect composition and tonality.

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Originally Posted by ndwgolf

Heres one of the Tea Plantation in Cameron Highlands with the Chamonix 8x10..........I'm hoping this will make a nice contact print
Trix320 8x10
f64
2 minutes and 15 seconds exposure
Devoured in D-76
Right on sunrise
http://i1196.photobucket.com/albums/...ps261rclq6.jpg

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Cameron Highlands at night
Chamonix 8x10
Trix320
D76
f45
1 1/2 mins
Attachment 166174

ndwgolf, the night shot gives a wild effect. amazing how still the clouds stayed, and how patchy the light becomes on the hills. almost surreal.
I prefer the day shot. love those twisted hills. but the night shot is a neat effect!

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Originally Posted by stawastawa

ndwgolf, the night shot gives a wild effect. amazing how still the clouds stayed, and how patchy the light becomes on the hills. almost surreal.
I prefer the day shot. love those twisted hills. but the night shot is a neat effect!

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I just wanted to try this effect. The neg has all the details but my idea was a arty thing. also it's very close to the other picture I posted so wanted to try something different

11x14 inch clear glass ambrotypes

https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4265/3...d570b9c4_b.jpg

https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4252/3...0b58d31c_b.jpg

https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4250/3...a1b83f6b_b.jpg