Large Format Landscapes

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31-Mar-2013, 11:46
jcoldslabs

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Originally Posted by Jim Becia

Here is an image from Death Valley taken in Feb. of this year. Was lucky enough for the sky to have a little opening just as the sun was setting and threw a nice little glow on the area. Was able to get two shots before it quickly disappeared. Thankfully, one came out as the other one showed some softness due to vibration, which was probably form rushing to get the shot. Taken with an 8x10 with a Nikkor 450 f9 on Velvia 50.

This one has a very abstract, 2D quality to it--less about light and shadow and more about light, color and form. I like it.

Jonathan
31-Mar-2013, 12:17
dave_whatever

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Lake District this summer:

http://www.daveparryphotography.co.u...88185db854.jpg
RSW45, Velvia, SA 90/5.6
31-Mar-2013, 12:27
RHITMrB

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I hope "pretty rocks" in general count as landscape.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8123/8...51190612_c.jpg
Storagja by Isaac Sachs, on Flickr
31-Mar-2013, 12:48
scm

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http://stevemidgleyphotography.com/Scan-120116-0002.jpg
The Wedge - San Raphael Swell, UT 1994
4x5 Velvia, Camera & Lens Unknown
31-Mar-2013, 13:18
Nathan Potter

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Isaac, very fine image of split rock. Wonderful tonality only hinted at in a web image. Scanned neg or scanned print? If print, inkjet or silver gelatin?

Nate Potter, Austin TX.
31-Mar-2013, 18:00
RHITMrB

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Originally Posted by Nathan Potter

Isaac, very fine image of split rock. Wonderful tonality only hinted at in a web image. Scanned neg or scanned print? If print, inkjet or silver gelatin?

Nate Potter, Austin TX.

Thanks! It's a negative scanned on my Epson v700. There's plenty more shadow detail that the scanner picked up but was obscured in the interest of getting the contrast right for web display.
1-Apr-2013, 04:36
richardman

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Of course everyone knows Google, HP, Facebook. and all the money in Sand Hills Road are in Palo Alto or close to it, but as I have shown in the past many years, we also have wetland, wild animals and even a ghost town.

On top of that, we even have rolling hills like England...

See large here:

http://richardmanphoto.com/PICS/20130401-Scanned-16.jpg
1-Apr-2013, 04:43
bruce501

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Very Nice, Isaac!
1-Apr-2013, 14:27
Martin Aislabie

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Originally Posted by Nguss

My first go at home development

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8524/8...d946f15cd6.jpg
First Home Developed 4x5 - HP5+ by NGUSS, on Flickr

That is the best shot I have seen of the Angle of the North

Martin
2-Apr-2013, 07:35
Joe Forks

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Dagger Flats, BBNP 2007 , 5x7 HP5