Large Format Landscapes

Jbrianfoto : Thanks.. This is actually going to be the first negative I make a print of (a real print, not a digital print) I feel the contrast of the neg is too high for digital scanning to properly represent it so I'm going to have a play and see how I go making an 8x10 or 11x14 enlargement! :D

RHITMrB - Awesome light and masterfully captured.. Well done indeed.

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Martin, Omar and pdmoylan, thanks

Two images, after digging through some old work, thought they were an interesting contrast. One of those locations I've gone back to several times to see in different light.

http://john-sanderson.com/files/gimg...storm-king.jpg

http://john-sanderson.com/files/gimg...ing-winter.jpg

Beautiful!

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Originally Posted by johnmsanderson

Two images, after digging through some old work, thought they were an interesting contrast. One of those locations I've gone back to several times to see in different light.

http://john-sanderson.com/files/gimg...storm-king.jpg

http://john-sanderson.com/files/gimg...ing-winter.jpg

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I love how perfectly these line up! Fantastic! :)

Thanks Ben, Mr. Stone.

wonderful !!!

John. very nice. You know though, I am sitting here wondering where is this location how you got to this spot. It seems remote.

Did you hike/ski in?

PDM

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Originally Posted by johnmsanderson

Two images, after digging through some old work, thought they were an interesting contrast. One of those locations I've gone back to several times to see in different light.

http://john-sanderson.com/files/gimg...ing-winter.jpg

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This is very striking. I love how the rails are transformed in to something unexpected and mysterious with the snow cover.