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Schoharie Crossing Aqueduct, Fort Hunter, NY
Canham 5x7 MQC, 90mm Super-Angulon, f/32, 2 sec, FP4+

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Schoharie Crossing Aqueduct, Fort Hunter, NY
Canham 5x7 MQC, 90mm Super-Angulon, f/45, 4 sec, FP4+

Arista Pro 400 (Ilford HP5 Plus) 4x5 film exp in 2009, Adox Rodinal.

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Originally Posted by djdister

Schoharie Crossing Aqueduct, Fort Hunter, NY
Canham 5x7 MQC, 90mm Super-Angulon, f/45, 4 sec, FP4+

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These are terrific, well done! Schoharie Crossing is one of the most favorite places I have photographed, it is always a treat to be there. These capture the place well!

Whiteface Mountain from the Lake Placid Horse Show grounds, Adirondack Mountains, NY, June 2024.

5x7 back on Deardorff 8x10, Nikkor 450m, Fomapan 400.

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Nikkor 150mm
F22 @ 1/8s with red filter
Fomapan 100, Rodinal 1:50

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Nice Justin! I'm typically a bit hesitant to go with a red in such a setup, and most typically will reach for an orange. But here you've managed to achieve non-blown-out, yet sparkly highlights, and have maintained some good shadow detail as well. Would be interesting to see those apparently black shadows on the far right rocks (both upper and lower) be brought up to more closely match those of the rocks on the far left.

Iran, Panoral 45 camera, Schneider Symmar-S 150/5.6, Hoya red filter, Ilford FP4, 4x5in sheet film.

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Originally Posted by John Layton

Nice Justin! I'm typically a bit hesitant to go with a red in such a setup, and most typically will reach for an orange. But here you've managed to achieve non-blown-out, yet sparkly highlights, and have maintained some good shadow detail as well. Would be interesting to see those apparently black shadows on the far right rocks (both upper and lower) be brought up to more closely match those of the rocks on the far left.

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Thanks John!

The elevation was a factor, as this was around 9,200' or so with extremely clear, blue skies and very light colored vegetation in the foreground. I wanted the drama of having some clouds in the frame, but we all know how that goes.

Also, I forgot the orange filter at home [emoji38]

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Eastman full plate view camera, Darlot 3 lever wide angle lens - west Texas highway