Large Format Landscapes

Thanks! An alligator is close enough to a T-Rex... :eek:

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Originally Posted by Corran

Indian Shell Mounds Park
Dauphin Island, Alabama
Mercury 4x5, 47mm XL, Portra 160VC:

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Nice Bryan. Me too, it feels like I should be looking for a dinosaur or something in the scene.

>> Some folks like to really overexpose color neg film
It is almost impossible to do that ;)

Nice image ✨

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Originally Posted by Meekyman

And another image from further along where I've walked into the distant background to the left on the image previously posted. With such amazing colour all around, madness to make a black and white image but it suited the mood better to me.

An Tudair from Loch Affric

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Chamonix 045N-2, 210mm Caltar f6.8@f22 and 1/3, 1/4s, Ilford Delta 100, Orange filter. Epson V700 scan and lightroom/colourperfect processing.

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A late afternoon shot of The Window in Big Bend Natl Park from the backside, Ross Maxwell Drive. Chamonix 045-F1, Ektar 100.

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7907/...3b408521_z.jpgBBNP, March 2019, the Window from Ross Maxwell Drive. by Kenny Johnson, on Flickr

I don’t think Iv’e ever seen The Window from this side. This is a neat perspective. I remember this from my childhood when living in Ft. Stockton.

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Originally Posted by scheinfluger_77

I don’t think Iv’e ever seen The Window from this side. This is a neat perspective. I remember this from my childhood when living in Ft. Stockton.

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Actually prefer this side, it's much less crowded than the Basin usually is.

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Originally Posted by Corran

I took this image a while ago but just developed it. I posted the b&w one previously, but I decided to shoot a sheet of color as well. However, I discovered my Linhof film holders didn't fit the Mercury 4x5 camera properly, so I just kinda held the holder up to the back and gave it a go. Worked well enough (a tiny light leak in the corner, easily fixed in PS). I need to shoot more color here, as the earthy tones in the fog and misty morning light were quite nice.

Indian Shell Mounds Park
Dauphin Island, Alabama
Mercury 4x5, 47mm XL, Portra 160VC:

http://www.garrisaudiovisual.com/pho...und-2950ss.jpg

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Nice job. Like the soft colors.

Thanks Steven. I am trending towards softer colors and contrasts with color film lately.

This is a photo I've been meaning to shoot for a while. Amicalola Falls, GA's highest waterfall, can be viewed down at the parking area, especially before the trees get all their leaves back. The trailhead goes allllll the way up there, via a tough trail and lots of stairs. Anyway, I shot this image using my Wehman UL 8x10 and Nikkor-T 720mm f/16 lens, on T-Max 400 dev'd in DD-X 1:9:

http://www.garrisaudiovisual.com/pho...ola-2969ss.jpg

The sun also has to be in the right place to illuminate the falls, which only happens for a couple hours a day. It took me a few tries to get this how I wanted it

Some images from a week in the Snowdonia National Park, Wales. No snow and most unusually warm weather!

The whole area was far more industrial than it is now, with a history of mining. This mine, in Cwm Penant, was for copper and the local slate, also mined, was used for the buildings. The mountain in the background forms part of the Nantlle Ridge.
Chamonix 045N-2, Caltar 90mm f6.8@f32 and 1/3, 2s, Orange filter, Ilford Delta 100.
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Many of the old mine buildings are in ruins. Great for detail shots!
Chamonix 045N-2, Nikon 300mm f9@f32 and 1/3, 5s, Orange filter, Ilford Delta 100.
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