Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by kurtdriver

The name of that photo is image.raw?

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no the extension of it is .raw , the bbc code donot working with it

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Originally Posted by jp498

The tones and tint on this remind me of opening a 100+ year old book, where each photo or drawing is hidden behind a neat sheet of translucent vellum paper, waiting to pleasantly surprise the reader.

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Sounds very nice ! :)

The tones are subdued: not many pure whites or pure blacks, if any. But that's how the subject looked: it was just before sunset, and the sun was filtered through a thin cloud. Had the light been harsh, the scene wouldn't have drawn much attention. Once the sun set, the scene became quite dull. The right kind of light made things... harmonious.

The tint is pretty easy to do: see Photoshop Fill Layer

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Originally Posted by warwagon

no the extension of it is .raw , the bbc code donot working with it

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Hi Warwagon, that photo is from a film camera?

Hi everyone! My first post here!

Got a 4x5 to take long exposures, here are some of them in B&W.

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6168/...1215b957_b.jpg

20 minutes exposure.

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6090/...90d3564a_b.jpg

40 minutes exposure with ND110.

Speed Graphic 4x5
Fujinon 75mm f/8
Shanghai Film 100
HC-110 1:100 Stand Developed

Hey mamypoko, great work. The second one is especially nice!

ditto

So many beautiful images and amazing work. Thanks for sharing!

I'm into large format since two months, still so much to learn, here are my "very" 4x5 images

http://www.algarve-photo.com/upload/..._pieda_008.jpg
Horseman LS 4x5, Grandagon 90mm f32, E100G self developed and scanned

http://www.algarve-photo.com/upload/...Salina_001.jpg
Horseman LS 4x5, Sironar 210mm f32, Velvia 50 self developed and scanned

http://www.algarve-photo.com/upload/...riffan_006.jpg
Sinar F2 4x5, Sironar 135mm f32, E100G self developed and scanned

Sandy

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Originally Posted by MrPeanut

So many beautiful images and amazing work. Thanks for sharing!

I'm into large format since two months, still so much to learn, here are my "very" 4x5 images

http://www.algarve-photo.com/upload/..._pieda_008.jpg
Horseman LS 4x5, Grandagon 90mm f32, E100G self developed and scanned

http://www.algarve-photo.com/upload/...Salina_001.jpg
Horseman LS 4x5, Sironar 210mm f32, Velvia 50 self developed and scanned

http://www.algarve-photo.com/upload/...riffan_006.jpg
Sinar F2 4x5, Sironar 135mm f32, E100G self developed and scanned

Sandy

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Sandy, you did an excellent work with your first 4x5 shots. First photo is near Lagos?
Second shot will it be Rio Arado? Third Photo is that near Sagres, on Costa Vicentina?

Thank you Nana, totally right! :)
The first on is Ponta da Piedade, close to Lagos, it was very early in the morning, you can see a fisherboat leaving Lagos.
The second is Rio Arade, in the Salinas, close to the modern brigde N125. Number 3 is Costa Vicentina, Arrifana, close to Aljezur.

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Originally Posted by MrPeanut

Thank you Nana, totally right! :)
The first on is Ponta da Piedade, close to Lagos, it was very early in the morning, you can see a fisherboat leaving Lagos.
The second is Rio Arade, in the Salinas, close to the modern brigde N125. Number 3 is Costa Vicentina, Arrifana, close to Aljezur.

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Well. it's nice to know I still know my country!!!!:D

I was not sure about third photo location, I thought about Arrifana or Azenha do Mar, so, I was not very far!;)