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Yes, I didn't pay attention that Marvin was from the UK. Many years ago at work some contract employees from the UK were hired. We had our fist lesson in the differences in language when one of these guys looking for some office supplies asked where we keep our rubbers.Quote:
Originally Posted by civich
corn -- what the British call a crop of grain when they don't have a clue what type of grain it is. :cool:
Greetings all. Long-time lurker, but my first post. I've had a Korona 4x5 for about 25 years but for various reasons I've rarely used it. I'm now making the time to do so and have had a lot of fun spending some effort on it. Here's a shot from the Great Sand Dunes National Park last April, just before sunset.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7259/7...89518ab8_b.jpg
Great Sand Dunes National Park
This was shot on Fujichrome Provia 100F with a Fujinon 90mm f/8. A little back tilt was all I did to get foreground to infinity focus. Meter reading was done with the Pocket Light Meter app with my iPhone (reading on the dunes, then reduced by half a stop). Processed at home with the Arista E-6 kit, plus stabilizer I made, using the taco method. With fall coming, I hope to get a lot more time with the camera.
Yep we kind of call it all corn!! and having worked in the US a fair bit I know how much of a difference our languages can be :pQuote:
Originally Posted by tuco
Mart
Very nicely done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony-S
Mart
Salt flats and the distant Guadalupe Mountains in west Texas.
Arca-Swiss 4x5 on Velvia 100F
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7265/7...81f5cbd034.jpg
See more on my blog
http://thelargeformatcamera.blogspot...uadalupes.html
Saber HP5+
http://www.LucBenacPhoto.com/img/s1/...84530902-5.jpg
Chamonix 45N2 FP4+
http://www.LucBenacPhoto.com/img/s1/...06906825-4.jpg
Saber HP5+
http://www.LucBenacPhoto.com/img/s1/...12995322-4.jpg
Recent carbon print from a negative about 18 months old.
Scanned carbon print
4x10 negative (modified darkslide with a Zone VI 8x10)
300mm lens
FP4+ film, Ilford Universal PQ Developer
Death Valley
Nice one, Vaughn. SOmeday I'll have to pilgrimage down there and see someof your prints in person.
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8445/7...3e5e00ab_c.jpg
Normandy by Mr.RJ-M, on Flickr
Linhof + e100vs
Derwentwater and Keswick from High Spy in the Lake District, UK.
http://www.daveparryphotography.co.u...d137840f00.jpg
Ebony RSW45, Velvia, SA 90/5.6
a classic. wonderful!Quote:
Originally Posted by tuco
Gorgeous. Time for a picnic there. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by dave_whatever
Dave, great photograph!
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Originally Posted by dave_whatever
Gorgeous Dave, no rain either!
Thanks for the comments, I was pretty happy when I pulled that shot out of the jobo tank and held it up to the light!
No rain, but plenty of midges, and I got the bites to prove it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Nguss
Cool lines and scene. You might consider a slight rotation to level the horizon? Looks a little off to my eye.
Harley
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Originally Posted by Darren H
Here is one I shot this morning, calumet c1, ilford delta film, 480mm red dot artar, 4 sec@f64
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8437/7...fa3c3cf2_b.jpg
Hay Hay Hay by J. Golden, on Flickr
Hey there!
I like it!
;-)
This was shot a couple of weeks ago in Rocky Mountain National Park on Old Fall River Road. Ilford Delta 100 processed in Pyrocat HD.
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8303/7...2f653143_c.jpg
Old Fall River Road creek, Rocky Mountain National Park
ilford 100, 8x10, wolensak velostigmat 8x10
(its a good fun, trying to take shot with large format, standing on pass, alone, while its raining, and you can feel lightning bolt aiming for your neck...)
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8300/7...7ac1fb12_c.jpg
Colorado 2012 by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr
and with super angulon 120/8
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8173/7...e874655a_c.jpg
Colorado 2012 by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr
Thanks for reminding me, I have to buy more toilet paper...;)Quote:
Originally Posted by ImSoNegative
Its a bit prickly otherwise.
8x10 Velvia, 120/8 Super Angulon
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8309/7...bf77a6d9_c.jpg
Up and up road goes by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr
Superb!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony-S
odd.. velvia shot got somehow damaged in flickr.. go figure.. anyway..
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8309/7...7bf3ff7b_c.jpg
Up and up road goes by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr
and bonus one then.. :) same deal - 8x10 velvia, Super Angulon
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8314/7...34aaae4a_c.jpg
After rain by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr
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Originally Posted by SergeiR
another 8x10 Velvia, super angulon 120/8
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8451/7...7e875dee_c.jpg
Autumn creek by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr
Heres a recent landscape from me...
Ilford FP4+
Rodinal 50:1, 18min @ 21c
90/8SA, home made 4x5.
Attachment 80152
Lovely! Brings back memories from my younger years visiting an aunt in the Lake DistrictQuote:
Originally Posted by dave_whatever
Beautiful!Quote:
Originally Posted by alexn
Very clean and simple. I'm a sucker for these "lone tree" landscapes, but when I'm out and about there are always too many trees for me to find one all by itself!Quote:
Originally Posted by alexn
Jonathan
Thanks Vaughn and Jonathan. I was out for the day shooting waterfalls with a few mates and between falls we came across this field and stopped the car in a real hurry... We all came home with very similar shots... I shot this on FP4+ and on velvia 50. Unfortunately my velvia shots were a bit too dark to work with (metering without CPL and shooting with CPL = disaster.) One of my mates took his shot from 5ft to the left of me, with a 300/9 nikkor on 4x5 velvia 50 and his results were nothing short of stunning
Nice composition. I can't help wondering though how the field and sky are the same uniform shade of gray?? Were you using a yellow filter with yellow grass or something?Quote:
Originally Posted by alexn
Great! would love to see it biggerQuote:
Originally Posted by alexn
If larger on your computer screen is what you mean...Click on the image, click on it again -- then use 'Control +" to enlarge on PC's or 'Command +' on Macs..Quote:
Originally Posted by D-tach
Corran - i didn't filter it at all. This was facing north west in the afternoon. After we left i thought 'that would have looked better with a red or orange filter.. Next time.
Thanks Vaughn, forgot about that... But still, it pretty quick starts to fall apart because of the small filesizeQuote:
Originally Posted by Vaughn
Awesome..
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Originally Posted by alexn
Ever wonder what the landscape looks like in south GA? Well here you go. A bunch of swampy nothing. Sorry I didn't spot the dust off.
47mm, 6x12, PanF+, Rodinal
http://www.oceanstarproductions.com/...ring/swamp.jpg
Very nice Bryan! I love the small sun reflection on the swamp water... I need to do some shooting in the sun photos myself.
Thanks...personally I'm not really excited about it but that's because I'm so bored with this kind of view. It's all I see. But I'm sure it's exotic to others living in different places!
In Kansas if we want to photograph mountains we've got to dredge them up ourselves.
Dredged sand down by the Kaw river.
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8039/7...9f08c05c_b.jpg
dredged sand & pipe by cpercy2011, on Flickr
The ski lift must be on the other side of the mountain...fun image! Lots of nothing going on..yet adds up to something.
I've heard Kansas is pretty flat, but making your own hills, now that's something!Quote:
Originally Posted by cpercy
Jonathan
http://www.ambrotype.ru/photos/wet-plate/finland001.jpg
Ambrotype 8x10", Made in the center of Finland
Wow! Beautifully dramatic.Quote:
Originally Posted by unrealalex
Jonathan
Few I shot during my trip! First to post here. Still learning to use Movement
Kodak Ektar 100
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8320/7...74ee7fb3_c.jpg
SCAN_1_2 by Mohammed Basamh, on Flickr
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8300/7...93af6737_c.jpg
SCAN_1_1 (1) by Mohammed Basamh, on Flickr