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what a heavily dense forrest. i like the layering. i think the oomph isn't really obvious. there seems to be a small batch of sunshine on the trees on the bottom of the lower trees about in the middle of the frame. i would have worked on that with contrast adjustment. i like the mode the warmtone has given it.Quote:
Originally Posted by mdm
I'm not sure I would like it better if it was more pronounced. I like the subtlety of it.
Toyo 810M, Fujinon 250mm 6.3. HP5 in HC-100 1:50.
Tachihara 4x5, Provia, Polarizer, Drumscanner
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Autumn Color 3 von sdzsdz auf Flickr
Lovely fall colours, looks like at home.
Two weeks ago we had unusually good weather for the time of year. So, I managed to take my Linhof on a trip and shoot some landscape. I just got the chromes back from the lab. Here is one raw scan I made today.
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Here is another shot from that day. Maybe a bit busy but I was racing against the fading light.
Very nice and love the color.Quote:
Originally Posted by sdzsdz
Ebony 4x5, Ross Protarlinse 6 1/2", HP5, D-76
Scanned by Epson GT-X970
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Its been about a month since I shot with my large format camera, so this morning, I headed up the local canyon for some early morning photography.
We had some snow yesterday and it was a cold 2° F this morning. This was my first time using my large format camera in such cold conditions, which made for some not so easy photography. I've had my eyepiece on my DSLR fog up occasionally, but when using a ground glass for composing/focusing, it is a whole other matter.
That and a frozen tripod made it a little harder than normal for shooting. My shutter also didn't like the cold temperatures. I could only use down to 1/8 sec. shutter, the slower settings were too slow because of the cold.
I'll be removing the lubricant from my large format shutters and finding a better method for keeping my ground glass free of ice before I head back out with it.
Anyway, here is one of the photos I shot today. Shot with a Zone VI 4x5 large format camera on Fomapan 200 using a Nikon SW 180mm F5.6 lens. Shot through a 25A Gel filter and processed using HC-110 Dilution H at 8.5 minutes.
https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5608/...f70ec7b6_o.jpgBig Thompson Canyon 16 Nov 2014 1 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr