Large Format Landscapes

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Zanslar Valley (Ladakh, India)
Chamoni 45N, Schneider 135/5,6
Ilford FP4

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Originally Posted by bbarna

Attachment 84666

Zanslar Valley (Ladakh, India)
Chamoni 45N, Schneider 135/5,6
Ilford FP4

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Very nice. I would have no idea of the scale without the village.

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Originally Posted by bbarna

Attachment 84666

Zanslar Valley (Ladakh, India)
Chamoni 45N, Schneider 135/5,6
Ilford FP4

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Yes, the scale is not obvious until one looks at the village... Has to be seen large to appreciate... must be wonderful...

Jiri

Lovely to dwarf civilization like that, bbarna.

More details from Ah-Shi.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8204/8...e5ed5fd6_b.jpg
ah-shi 262 by Clay Percy, on Flickr

Clay,

I find this "Ah-Shi" series of yours fascinating because there is no real way to tell the scale from the image itself. Could be hills hundreds of feet high or small mounds inches high.

Jonathan

Bryce Canyon, Utah
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8057/8...3949c168_b.jpg


http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

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Zanskar (Ladakh, India)
Chamonix 45N, Scneider 135/5,6
Ilford FP4

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Originally Posted by austin granger

Bryce Canyon, Utah.

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Nice!

I think Bryce is the b/w photographer’s ideal place for Grand Texture.

I can “feel” it in this shot.

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Originally Posted by austin granger

Fallow Field, Oregon
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8490/8...4cd57cf6_c.jpg

This might look familiar. It's an alternate view of a scene I posted last year. For the curious, I believe they grow hops here.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

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Very nice, Austin. I like a lot. Bill