Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by Mark Whiting

A lot of beautiful stuff on this thread. Especially Nana Sousa Dias. Scary to post after her fantastic images.

This is from the crater fields of Northern Arizona during some wild thunderstorms.


http://www.ianmarkwhiting.com/galler...and clouds.jpg

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This is gorgeous Mark. The delicate highlights are wonderful.

Thanks. It was taken with a Toho 4X5 and a Fujinon 300 F8.5 on Tmax 100. A very compact and light lens.

Jon, Rob, Eddo, Nicolas - thanks all!

Nicolas - love that photograph! Those foreground rocks came through beautifully!

More Bonsai Rock:
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4129/...3fb32bd9_b.jpg
I got a batch of color film back today. I had forgotten all about this one.

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Originally Posted by Jehu

More Bonsai Rock:
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4129/...3fb32bd9_b.jpg
I got a batch of color film back today. I had forgotten all about this one.

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would you look at this.. oh my! gotta love that color

Bravo. I really do think that woods and forest pictures are the ultimate challange. If you can make one that isn't just a jumble, you've really accomplished something.

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Originally Posted by kedbro

My modest contribution. I'm really more of an urban shooter, but I wanted to shoot some BW and get back in the darkroom so I've been trying to get my feet on top of some dirt.

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4151/...2a0574ba_z.jpg
Untitled by kedbro, on Flickr

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4110/...2c120d0a_z.jpg
Untitled by kedbro, on Flickr

Looking really nice, Mark.

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Some of the latest attempts at deep-forest pictures.

George

Here a picture of mine:

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4146/...7d6b209af6.jpgEvening in bavarian winter by Mr.RJ-M, on Flickr

I'd love to get some feedback on these two which I'm working on for a call for entry. If you see anything that requires work, please let me know.

Velvia 100F and 300M for both. The second used an 81b and a 2 stop GND, the first, no filters. I'm thinking the second may benefit by cropping to a 3:2 ratio.

http://www.ladewigs.com/Gallery/d/28...07_006_sml.jpg

http://www.ladewigs.com/Gallery/d/28...007_005_sm.jpg

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Originally Posted by gbogatko

Some of the latest attempts at deep-forest pictures.

George

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titties on that second one :D