Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by Alan Klein

Almost 3D. Nice shot.

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Thanks! My blind guess for depth of field seems to have worked this time....

Spring picture.
Intrepid 45. G-Claron 210/270mm & Ilford FP4 in PyrocatHD
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...4573828c_b.jpgШапка Снега by Vladimir Borisov, on Flickr

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...2c62f128_b.jpgLand by Vladimir Borisov, on Flickr

Great work, Vladimir--I especially like the second in this set.:)

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Originally Posted by 4erepazzi

Spring picture.
Intrepid 45. G-Claron 210/270mm & Ilford FP4 in PyrocatHD

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Wow, so much texture in the second one, love it!

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Originally Posted by Beano_z

Wow, so much texture in the second one, love it!

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Originally Posted by CreationBear

Great work, Vladimir--I especially like the second in this set.:)

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Thank you!

Returned to this location after shooting an image here on my Widelux, posted in the small format thread. It's been a while since shooting LF...so I am a bit out of practice. Here's what I composed.

Wehman 8x10 UL, Nikkor 120mm f/8, T-Max 400, Pyrocat

https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-ZUXGGJOBr...lola-6451s.jpg

Great, Corran!

Wonderful image, I really like the light background is this, now it seems to go on forever.

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Originally Posted by 4erepazzi

Spring picture.
Intrepid 45. G-Claron 210/270mm & Ilford FP4 in PyrocatHD
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...2c62f128_b.jpgLand by Vladimir Borisov, on Flickr

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This is great.
The regression is fabulous
Martin

Thank you Francis and fotopfw.

The light is nice in the late afternoon when the sun goes behind the ridge. If it's bright out, the open sky lights the forest from above and gives it a luminous quality.