Large Format Landscapes

Crystal Mill

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Efke 25, 4x5
Sometimes you don't have the time to be there at the right time of day.

Tree in the Tall Grass

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Efke 25 4x5
Just outside Bryce Canyon

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Originally Posted by gevalia

Tree in the Tall Grass

Efke 25 4x5
Just outside Bryce Canyon

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Nice comp and sweet sky. Looks like it could use a slight CCW rotation? Minor though. Nicely done.

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Originally Posted by Harley Goldman

Nice comp and sweet sky. Looks like it could use a slight CCW rotation? Minor though. Nicely done.

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Thanks Harley, Didn't catch that.

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Massachusetts, October 2011
Tachihara Field Camera, 200mm Nikkor M
4x5 TMY, D-23

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Originally Posted by Ken Lee

Massachusetts, October 2011
Tachihara Field Camera, 200mm NikkorM
4x5 TMY, D-23[/CENTER]

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Another nice one, Ken. I'm starting to really like your mainly midtone shots. I wasn't quite sure at first, but this one is pulling me over the barrier.

"I'm starting to really like your mainly midtone shots"

Thank you very much. I'm not trying to make images that way: I just try to find the harmony wherever I can :)

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Originally Posted by Robert Hughes

Reminds me of one of the back-to-the-landers in Minnesota many years back. The power company had him move his trailer out from under the power lines. He had the trailer wrapped with about 2 miles of electrical cable, and was using the trailer as the iron-core for a transformer, tapping electricity off the power lines trailing overhead.

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haha, that's a funny story. I guess he was taking things a little to the extreme.

It occurs to me that perhaps the shot I had taken would have been better a little closer to the trailer.

That mill certainly is iconic - I recall seeing color images of it. I like your treatment, Ron.

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Originally Posted by h2oman

That mill certainly is iconic - I recall seeing color images of it. I like your treatment, Ron.

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Thanks. It's a fun drive up that jeep trail in a Jeep. I was there before lunch and that was not the right time at all. I think the light would have been better around 3pm or so but . . .. Whenever I am in the southwest I carry the 3 books by Laurent Martres called Photographing the Southwest. 1 on CO and NM, the other 2 on UT and AZ. Last April I attempted the jeep trail but let's just say that my skills weren't up to it.