Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by lbenac

Did you make it all the way along the ridge to the right?

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No, we only had time enough to do either Wheeler or Bald Mountain. For once, my inner photographer got the best of my inner peak-bagger, and I voted to go to the mountain with better views instead of the higher one.

Wow, a full page of fantastic work - my kudus to everyone posted above!

My humble offering, from Zion (Taylor Creek Canyon), back in May and just after sunset.
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Tachihara 4x5, Caltar 210 f/6.1, Ilford FP4+, 25A filter.

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Massachusetts, 2011
150mm Sironar S, Osaka Field Camera
4x5 TMY, D-23

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Originally Posted by Ken Lee

Massachusetts, 2011
150mm Sironar S, Osaka Field Camera
4x5 TMY, D-23

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This one really has a classic look. Nice.

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Originally Posted by MumbleyJoe

Wow, a full page of fantastic work - my kudus to everyone posted above!
My humble offering, from Zion (Taylor Creek Canyon), back in May and just after sunset.
Tachihara 4x5, Caltar 210 f/6.1, Ilford FP4+, 25A filter.

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All the different tones from the trees and the rocks. You must have had a wonderful time under the dark cloth and in between.

Cheers,

Luc

Thanks Luc! I would love to say I had a wonderful time taking that shot, but I was really just worrying about the wind ruining the shot (and praying I figured out the combined filter and reciprocity compensation correctly). In the big picture though, that whole day was fantastic (most of it was spent right around there).

You're past few photos were really excellent, but the St. Joseph photo in particular is outstanding. It's one of those shots where everything looks like it just came together perfectly (though I'm sure it required a keen eye to make it look that way).

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Originally Posted by MumbleyJoe

Thanks Luc! I would love to say I had a wonderful time taking that shot, but I was really just worrying about the wind ruining the shot (and praying I figured out the combined filter and reciprocity compensation correctly). In the big picture though, that whole day was fantastic (most of it was spent right around there).

You're past few photos were really excellent, but the St. Joseph photo in particular is outstanding. It's one of those shots where everything looks like it just came together perfectly (though I'm sure it required a keen eye to make it look that way).

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Thank you very much. The main issue was balancing between the rain and waiting for the peak to come out of the fog/clouds. At the end the rain won...

Cheers,

Luc

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Originally Posted by bbuszard

No, we only had time enough to do either Wheeler or Bald Mountain. For once, my inner photographer got the best of my inner peak-bagger, and I voted to go to the mountain with better views instead of the higher one.

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Nothing wrong with that :)

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Bavarian moon night by Mr.RJ-M, on Flickr

Taken with a Linhof Kardan + Symmar 150

Kirstenbosch Gardens, Cape Town, South Africa.

Ektachrome 100G 4x5, Symmar 180.

I still seem to have a tendency to overexpose colour reversal film a little.

I'd appreciate any comments / criticism.

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Kirstenbosch Spring by HalfordsPhotonZoo, on Flickr