Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias

Home made 4x5" camera, Schneider Super Angulon 47mm XL, Tmax 100, yellow filter, V700.

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Really so very very beautiful. I really enjoy your images

I was just looking back at some shots from a couple of years back where we had a very snowy winter, in contrast to this january where we've already had 12degrees and its forecast to be warm again this week. I\m not sure if I've posted this before, apologies if so:

http://www.daveparryphotography.co.u...8fa765d5e4.jpg

Velvia 4x5. Can't remember if the lens was a 90 or 150. Maybe 150 Symmar-s. No filters on this one.

Awesome, dave!!
Love the side lighting and the "snake-like water flow" (sorry, don't know how to express this exactly in English ;-) )

Greetings,

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Originally Posted by JohnnyGator

My first venture into LF photography and my first time showing on LFPF. I took the camera out on 1/7 for a sunrise in Clearwater Florida and took 6 photographs. This was the best of the bunch. Not the greatest composition but I'm still learning to compose with a view camera. The colors seem off depending on which monitor/browser I use. It shouldn't be too oversaturated.

Tachihara 4x5 - Nikkor-SW 75/4.5 (f22/4sec)- Fujichrome Provia 100F - Epson V700

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The colors appear pretty cold on my computer.

Tough to follow Nana with a similar theme. Keep shooting! :)

Nana,

You posted great images, as usual, and you built a very fine looking camera!

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Originally Posted by Edward (Halifax,NS)

This is an amazing seascape. Someday I hope to make images as fine!!

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Thanks, Edward.

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Originally Posted by Holdenrichards

Really so very very beautiful. I really enjoy your images

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Thanks, Holden

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Originally Posted by Peter J. De Smidt

Nana,

You posted great images, as usual, and you built a very fine looking camera!

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Thanks, Peter

I love that camera...

Now, I'm designing a 8x10" camera, I sold out my Kodak 2D, I need something with more movements. I have a 8x10" and 5x7" reducing back from a Cambo Legend 8x10". I have 3 lenses wich cover 8x10", so I "just" need to build the middle part of the camera!:D

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Originally Posted by vinny

Larks Lake, Michigan 135mm nikkor, fp4, kentmere fineprint.
http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2610/3...fc5bebabff.jpg
sandy 2-track by vinnywalsh.com, on Flickr

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i like this ... good work :)

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Originally Posted by vinny

Larks Lake, Michigan 135mm nikkor, fp4, kentmere fineprint.
http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2610/3...fc5bebabff.jpg
sandy 2-track by vinnywalsh.com, on Flickr

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Very Nice!