Large Format Landscapes

Thanks to the earlier comments.

Here is one from Capitol Reef last fall. I was lucky enough to have the small rainbow stick around until I was able to compose and set up the 8x10. Usually, the rainbows disappear as soon as I pull the camera out of the pack. This image was made with a Nikkor 450M using Provia.

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Originally Posted by Jim Becia

Thanks to the earlier comments.

Here is one from Capitol Reef last fall. I was lucky enough to have the small rainbow stick around until I was able to compose and set up the 8x10. Usually, the rainbows disappear as soon as I pull the camera out of the pack. This image was made with a Nikkor 450M using Provia.

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Originally Posted by Jim Becia

Thanks to the earlier comments.

Here is one from Capitol Reef last fall. I was lucky enough to have the small rainbow stick around until I was able to compose and set up the 8x10. Usually, the rainbows disappear as soon as I pull the camera out of the pack. This image was made with a Nikkor 450M using Provia.

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Originally Posted by scheinfluger_77

A terrific photo Bryan and a great example of solarization. I thought modern films weren’t supposed to do that but apparently the Efke 25 is retro enough to generate the effect.

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Thanks Steve. Yeah I was just reading someone's topic here recently about black suns. I've always been interested in the effect since reading about it in Ansel's books, but of course T-Max 100 doesn't do anything like that. I briefly thought maybe the Efke would do it but never really "tried" to make it happen. I'll have to load up some more and see if I can do it again purposely.

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Originally Posted by Jim Becia

Thanks to the earlier comments.

Here is one from Capitol Reef last fall. I was lucky enough to have the small rainbow stick around until I was able to compose and set up the 8x10. Usually, the rainbows disappear as soon as I pull the camera out of the pack. This image was made with a Nikkor 450M using Provia.

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I know well the disappearing rainbow problem with LF! Good catch.

Here is the processed lightning shot from Alstrom Point this month. shot at f4.5 so lightning is a bit soft. Next time I will go either f/16 or f/32. 75mm Nikkor on Tmax100 PyrocatHD. Yes, i was far away except for the one in the foreground.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...f265d7be_k.jpg

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Originally Posted by Steven Ruttenberg

Here is the processed lightning shot from Alstrom Point this month. shot at f4.5 so lightning is a bit soft. Next time I will go either f/16 or f/32. 75mm Nikkor on Tmax100 PyrocatHD. Yes, i was far away except for the one in the foreground.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...f265d7be_k.jpg

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Now, that is amazing, but scary!

Thanks. There were a couple bolts shot thru camp just above ground level and parallel to it. I caught those on my digital camera.

Very cool Steven. Is the foreground cropped, or both top and bottom?

Very good Steve

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Originally Posted by Corran

Very cool Steven. Is the foreground cropped, or both top and bottom?

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I cropped a bit off the top and a fair amount from bottom. The lens showed it really needed a center spot filter in this image at f/4.5. I darkened the foreground as well, it wasn't that interesting.