Large Format Landscapes

Haystack Rocks, Cannon Beach, Oregon
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4118/...748aabca_z.jpg
Deardorff 8x10, 19" Goerz APO Artar, Efke PL 25 developed in Kodak D76

Five Mile Creek, near Columbia, CA
http://www.gildedmoon.com/images/canp/566-1-Web.jpg
Tachihara 4x5, 210 Symmar-S, Astia 100F

The images displayed in this thread are outstanding! What an inspiration!

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Five Mile Creek, near Columbia, CA

Tachihara 4x5, 210 Symmar-S, Astia 100F

The images displayed in this thread are outstanding! What an inspiration!

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Very nice greens for Astia. I always seem to fight with sickly looking green when I use Astia.

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The Ruby Mountains, in Nevada, from a couple summers ago. 4x5, 150mm lens, Velvia.

Pretty post-cardish. I'm a big fan of shots with a "mood," which I originally thought this image to be lacking. I then realized that it displays the typical mood of a bright, clear morning in alpine terrain during the summer. Whether that is a good thing or not photographically, I don't know - I'm just throwing this out there for fun.

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One of the few images I have ever seen from the Ruby Mountains. Talk about being seldom visited........Show us more!

One from the flat plains outside Amarillo, Texas


http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4077/...9abefd7eb6.jpg


Arca-Swiss 4x5
Efke 25
dr5 processing
Epson 4990 scanner

Darrren, thanks for the comment.

I spent several months at Amarillo AFB back in '66. We had a saying that went something like, 'You can't go AWOL from this base because they could still see you three days days later from the control tower.' Your photo shows the lonesomeness very well.

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Sunset over Lower Mohawk Lake, 10-mile Range, CO

http://www.ladewigs.com/Gallery/d/27...818_002_sm.jpg

E100VS, 75/8 Super Angulon, 3 stop GND

Mel, this is drop-dead gorgeous! Of you recent postings, this one is my favorite! Well done!

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Darrren, thanks for the comment.

I spent several months at Amarillo AFB back in '66. We had a saying that went something like, 'You can't go AWOL from this base because they could still see you three days days later from the control tower.' Your photo shows the lonesomeness very well.

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Thanks back at ya. Your own experience about Amarillo is about spot on for the flat found there!


Mel- that is really nice colors there.

Betterlight Super 6K-HS, ISO 200 @ 1/120th sec line time, F-16 on a Schneider Super Symar HM 120, Zone VI camera.

Zion National Park

http://web.mac.com/routlaw/iWeb/Phot...1132-3-dng.jpg