Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by ImSoNegative

Here is a couple i did thursday, 5x7 field camera 121 super angulon

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6045/...4ab8303a_b.jpg
on the way to benton falls by J. Golden, on Flickr

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Nice, I like all those leaves on the ground.

thanks chassis and sam for the nice comments

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Originally Posted by Nguss

I really like the second one, didn't even realise there was a dog in it until I looked at it again.

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Originally Posted by lbenac

Thank you.

She was bored to death by all the stopping to set-up... five minutes later she was jumping all over while I was packing :D

In B&W I think it is all about the light so I have no choice but to try :o

Cheers,

Luc

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Um...

I feel dumb, or blind, but I even pasted it into a viewing program where I couldn't lighten it since my monitor is kind of dark (and is at max brightness, it's dying a long lingering death - need to get another one) and I can't find a dog. :confused:

EDIT: Or do you mean the fourth one, which is the second one in the second post? That looks like it might be a dog in the lower right, the darker area, but it could be a fuzzy motion blurred rock - but rocks don't move so that must be the dog.

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Originally Posted by Roger Cole

EDIT: Or do you mean the fourth one, which is the second one in the second post? That looks like it might be a dog in the lower right, the darker area, but it could be a fuzzy motion blurred rock - but rocks don't move so that must be the dog.

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That would be the one - this is the black rock among the light grey ones :D

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Originally Posted by Roger Cole

Um...

I feel dumb, or blind, but I even pasted it into a viewing program where I couldn't lighten it since my monitor is kind of dark (and is at max brightness, it's dying a long lingering death - need to get another one) and I can't find a dog. :confused:

EDIT: Or do you mean the fourth one, which is the second one in the second post? That looks like it might be a dog in the lower right, the darker area, but it could be a fuzzy motion blurred rock - but rocks don't move so that must be the dog.

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Well done Roger. :p

Full moon at sunrise.

Double exposure using my Cambo Wide. I first photographed the moon with the Super-Symmar HM 120mm lens, under exposing 1 stop. Then I photograhed the trees with the super-angulon 5,6 65mm lens, again under exposing 1 stop. Fuji Across.

A misty morning in the dunes, it took me about a month the get all the sand out of my trainers again... Ebony SV45ti, Nikkor SW 90mm F4.5, Velvia 100

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6048/...16d0efe8_b.jpg

Stunning shot Eugene...

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6114/...a5aa42c7_b.jpg

Cambo wideo 580, 5x4" FP4 plus, Schneider 58mm Super-Angulon XL

Simon and Eugene.....thoase are both fantastic shots!

Superb image Eugene. Stunning.