Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by Chris7521

Shot in Utah during a recent road trip. Pretty windy this day but, was able to get a couple off.
Taken on Illford Delta with my Chamonix 045n-2 and a CM fujinon W 125mm f56 w/orange filter.

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I think that images like this are often underappreciated. It really conveys the feeling of the basin and range of Nevada and western Utah.

And I love that lens - shot four sheets of film yesterday, and used it for three of them!

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Originally Posted by Skiper75

Philadelphia downtown
LINHOF Supertechnika
Kodak Tmax100
HC110

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This is kinda cool.

Thanks to all those who appreciated my last post and returned a feedback. I'm sorry I couldn't reply as I was on vacation.
I brought my 45F2 to Canary Islands and did some shooting. I started working with Rollei RPX 25 some time ago and it's a pretty good film with huge dynamic range and great QC, also invisible grain. But having a film base 100 microns thick makes it hell to develop in a standard jobo reel, so most likely I won't be shooting it anymore.
These are the first two from my vacation I developed in Rodinal 1+25, I think they work nicely as a diptych.

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Originally Posted by Steven Ruttenberg

This is kinda cool.

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Thanks

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...6d15582a_h.jpgFrozen Cypress Dawes by Nokton48, on Flickr

4x5 Sinar Norma 90mm F8 chrome Sinar Norma Auto Aperture lens Sinar Norma Shutter

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Originally Posted by kmallick

image cropped

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7x17 inbound in five, four, three...;)

Definitely like the harmonics here, especially with the curves of the swale playing off the receding ridgeline and the cloud above. Seems like a scene that could be explored in a lot of different weather conditions/lighting, though you might think about experimenting with filters a bit if the sky is going to be a constant element in the composition.

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Originally Posted by Daniel Unkefer

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...6d15582a_h.jpgFrozen Cypress Dawes by Nokton48, on Flickr

4x5 Sinar Norma 90mm F8 chrome Sinar Norma Auto Aperture lens Sinar Norma Shutter

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Wonderful photo - but I am getting chills just looking at it.

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Originally Posted by rfesk

Wonderful photo - but I am getting chills just looking at it.

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Thanks Rfesk,

Luckily the parking lot was about fifty feet away! LOL

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Originally Posted by h2oman

I think that images like this are often underappreciated. It really conveys the feeling of the basin and range of Nevada and western Utah.

And I love that lens - shot four sheets of film yesterday, and used it for three of them!

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Thank you for the comment! Views like this is why I keep going back. Yes this lens is my most used for landscapes. Wide enough but, not too wide. It's bright and light weight.

I live in Klamath falls, OR, and when my parents were alive, they were in Casper, WY. If you look for the route between them on a road atlas, you'll see that I've driven through my share of that kind of country!