Large Format Landscapes

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23-Apr-2013, 22:58
barnninny

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Image of the south face of Mt. Robson from the Robson river bed shortly before everything got drenched during a fast moving thunderstorm. This along the trail to Berg lake. The south face is about 10,000 ft. base to summit and is a climbing tour de force.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8121/8...ec8d0931_c.jpg
45MN-58-H)crop1,2[t1 by hypolimnas, on Flickr

TK45S with a 360 Nikon T ED and Astia 100 Quickload. August 2005. V750 scanned chrome and adjusted in PS using a 2 frame HDR sequence.

Nate Potter, Austin TX.

My brain is having trouble processing that background. Love the fore- and midground. And I'd probably love the background, if my brain would process it.
23-Apr-2013, 22:59
barnninny

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I dig 'em, ImSoNegative.
24-Apr-2013, 00:41
JeRuFo

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Originally Posted by ImSoNegative

a few shot today 4x5 field camera, 305mm repro claron and 210mm fujinon ilford delta

Cabin by J. Golden, on Flickr

early morning, cades cove tn. by J. Golden, on Flickr

Nice work. That first one has a great sense of space.
24-Apr-2013, 04:40
Daniel Pinkham

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Great photographs people. Springtime in Appalachia! Good to be a NEGATIVE person this time of year.
24-Apr-2013, 05:49
ImSoNegative

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thanks, I plan on going back in a couple of weeks, most of the folks that were photographing and I saw a lot of them, were photographing wild life, saw a guy get attacked by a turkey which was pretty amusing, he kept getting closer and closer, the turkey had already "fanned out" he still kept tryng to get closer, turkey had enough and went after him. lol. No large formatters up there as usual, one time about 4 years ago I saw a guy shooting a 4x5 up there,
24-Apr-2013, 07:36
h2oman

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Originally Posted by barnninny

My brain is having trouble processing that background. Love the fore- and midground. And I'd probably love the background, if my brain would process it.

Don't you have mountains like that in Tennessee? :D

Did I get the right number of n's, s's and e's in there? I was debating over one or two n's...
24-Apr-2013, 10:50
ImSoNegative

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Originally Posted by h2oman

Don't you have mountains like that in Tennessee? :D

Did I get the right number of n's, s's and e's in there? I was debating over one or two n's...

I have never seen mountains like that in tennessee lol
24-Apr-2013, 21:12
Tin Can

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Ist actual LF neg, 5X7 today. This the biggest thing and most open land for miles. Soon this view will be gone.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8403/8...f024287c_b.jpg
25-Apr-2013, 06:44
dave clayton

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first two images Ive scanned using my very old cheapo ebay special epson 1240u. no 5x4 neg holders so they have been scanned by placing the neg on the scanner method and tape to insure some level of flatness less than ideal i know but needs must adapt and overcome and all that.
Images shot on a crown graphic and fuji 160s and fomapan 100

South wales valley's a small former mining town

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North cornwall Mining landscape Ive got two more images that i need to scan and edit from this set its a lush place to walk and shoot
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26-Apr-2013, 04:36
Greenspeed

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http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8116/8...431de5de_c.jpg

Bonville Creek, NSW, Australia

John Nesbitt 8 x 10; Fujinon 250 SW; Ilford FP 4 rated at ISO 80.